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Isotretinoin should have no effect on a dermal fillers.I performed a literature search and did not find any published reports suggesting that isotretinoin would have an effect on a dermal filler.
Thanks for your questions. Everything you describe is quite normal for those undergoing isotretinoin (Accutane) treatment. It is normal at 4 months to still be seeing a little bit of activity but as you have described you should notice that it is much less by the 4th to 5th...
Respectfully you should check with your dermatologist, as the dose ranges from 0.2 to 1.0 mg per kg per day. Many, variables should be considered, including your intake with food, what type of food, the amount you eat, vitamin A supplements, and rare causes of retinoid receptor genetic anomalies...
Melanie, all good with supplements, you can take any supplementation products, with only one rule- do not exceed 5000 IU of vitamin A per day. This is because Accutane is a form of vitamin A, and supplementation with excess vitamin A can compound side effects.Stay safe, and get some mass...