Thank you for your question. Results with Accutane therapy vary per individual. Also, your progress may be related to the dose you are taking daily. Accutane dosing is based on your weight; therefore, if you are taking a low dose, then improvement may be minimal. Also, it is not uncommon to have...
More than likely this is a side effect from your isotretinoin. But know this, isotretinoin can set the stage for your skin to be more sensitive due to rosacea. Make sure you are moisturizing your face well daily with a moisturizer that you have found to tolerate well.
Thank you for your question. A common side effect of Accutane is dry mucous membranes and skin, which can lead to rashes if the skin barrier continues to be impaired. What you are describing is not normal and sounds like you need a stronger medication than Cortisone cream. I highly recommend you...