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Accutane is a go-to medication for patients with recalcitrant cystic acne. It can reduce pore size and also reduce sebum production in your skin, making it less oily; and in turn, dryer. Accutane can be used to control acne, but patients receiving the medication should be carefully monitored. In terms of skincare, always wear an appropriate sunscreen and reduce direct sun exposure. In my patients, I recommend a good ceramide moisturizer such as Elevase whenever they are on Accutane. This will keep the skin hydrated and reduce the oiliness of the skin that is associated with oil-based moisturizers. Best, Dr. Karamanoukian Realself100 Surgeon
Taking lower doses means you will break out longer, as your pores and glands change under the skin and everything comes up and out. 10mg is a very low dose and while your breakout may be lesser, it also means it will last longer. Stick with it. That's the only way to get through it and have a long-term cure for your acne. "This answer has been solicited without seeing this patient andcannot be held as true medical advice, but only opinion. Seek in-persontreatment with a trained medical professional for appropriate care."
Accutane is a go-to medication for patients with recalcitrant cystic acne. It can reduce pore size and also reduce sebum production in your skin, making it less oily; and in turn, dryer. Accutane can be used to control acne, but patients receiving the medication should be carefully monitored. In...
I have not heard of this happening, and we do the pregnancy tests for women in my office for the iPledge program, so needless to say, I've seen a lot of urine associated with Accutane. I would think this has to do with something in your diet, not the meds. "This answer has been solicited without...
If the dosage of Accutane is twice a day, if you take it between 6-7:30 pm each night that is completely fine. Precise timing to the minute should have no significant impact on your treatment.