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It would be fine as long as your treating permanent cosmetic artist is aware and consents. I would be fine to have you do it, but it's up to that person as their license is involved. "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."
I prefer to prescribe low doses of Accutane so that my patients stick with the regimen. I'd rather have people on the meds longer with lower doses than have to deal with side effects. If you are uncomfortable, talk to your prescribing derm about lowering your dosage. Ultimately it will mean...
Thanks for your question – and don’t believe everything that everyone posts on-line; they sometimes are not always true. And in this case, there is no medical science that supports painful sexual intercourse following someone being on Accutane that I am aware of or ever heard of in my 25 yea...
Dr. Fox is absolutely correct – there is absolutely no evidence that Accutane causes thinning of the skin, so I would not be concerned about this. Do not always believe everything you read on-line as lots of time it is not true. And it is not true in this case.
