I am wondering if any dermatologists recommend a time of day for Accutane (if you are only taking one pill per day)? I read that some people have better experience taking it at night for less flushing in the day. Others say it works better if it is in the day. Figured I would ask a professional. Thanks.
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If you have strong reactions to topicals, sometimes Accutane is a good option. Since you have mild acne, you won't need to be one it as long as other patients, though 3 months is very short, and 20mg is a lower dosage. When you're taking it at about month 2, assess how your skin is doing and...
A faster response is nice but it doesn't mean you'll need the medication for a shorter amount of time. The goal is to get the proper mg into your body and have a long-term result, not just a short-term one, or you'll need another round of Accutane in the future. Consult your prescribing...
There are a number of good products out there which can be used to counteract the drying affects of Accutane. Cerave PM moisturizer would be one. This has Niacinamide which will be soothing and help decrease irritation and redness. Eucerin Calming cream, Aveeno Positively Radiant, and Purpose...
