Sonia Badreshia-Bansal, MD

Rogaine is FDA approved to improve hair thinning. However the side effects of Rogaine can be increased hair growth in undesired places as well as irritation on the scalp and skin with topical application. It’s important to ensure that Rogaine solution is not dripping along your back which could be contributing to the irritation. You can discontinue the use of Rogaine to see if the rash resolves. if it doesn’t, get evaluated  by a board certified dermatologist. 

I do not know if European Health Plans cover Isotretinoin treatment.  Not everyone with acne needs Isotretinoin.  You should schedule an appointment with a Board Certified Dermatologist and have an in-person evaluation to determine your best treatment options

This may be due to post inflammatory skin changes and may fade in time.  There may be other options to consider since your acute acne is resolved now.  You might schedule an appointment with your Dermatologist to discuss options including laser, chemical peels and microdermabrasion.  Be sure to protect your skin with sunscreen and oil free moisturizers and be seen by a Board Certified Dermatologist

There should not be a problem if you do the tattoo and piercing a month before starting Isotretinoin as long as you are completely healed.  You should not consider any treatment during or for several months post taking Isotretinoin.Might be best to ask your Board Certified Dermatologist.

It’s not clear how your Isotretinoin was taken and if you completed a therapeutic course.  You should be evaluated in-person by your Board Certified Dermatologist to see if you can be managed with a topical or oral medication regimen.

It is a positive sign you are responding so well to Isotretinoin.  You need to complete full course to decrease risk of recurrence. Follow the instructions of your Board Certified Dermatologist to improve your treatment success and do not adjust your dosage unless advised to minimize potential serious side effects.  Good Luck!

You should contact your Dermatologist and have an in-person evaluation of your burn.  There are a number of reasons why that might have occurred.  Be sure to be seen by a Board Certified Dermatologist.  

The number of treatments needed for hair removal varies but generally at least 6 to start.  You will likely need maintenance therapy.  It is best to consult with a new Board Certified Dermatologist to determine the best laser treatment option for you in your new location. 

It would be best for you to have an in-person evaluation by your Dermatologist to determine best option moving forward but keep in mind not every office offers PRP. Be sure to be seen by a Board Certified Dermatologist.   

Laser hair removal can be a lengthy process and perhaps a different laser and setting can be helpful.  The white bumps may be related to inflammation of the follicles and possibly a bacterial infection.  You should schedule an in-person evaluation with your Dermatologist to evaluate your current status.Be sure to be seen by a Board Certified Dermatologist.