Retin-A Works! (Even the Second Time Around) *with PICS!* - Germantown, TN
Hey guys! So, I have finally decided to write a...
I went to the derm in May 2011. She put me on 150 mg of Doryx, Sumaxin facial wash sulfur pads, and epiduo. I was on this regimen for a month before I was scheduled for my next appointment. She wasn't happy with the results (It didn't make it better or worse), so she swapped out the epiduo for Retin-A micro 0.1%-- the STRONG stuff lol and I continued to use Doryx and Sumaxin. I was on this regimen for 2.5 months before I went back to see her, and we were both happy with where things were going, so she kept me on this regimen. By December 2011, you couldn't tell me anything. I thought I was so fine lol. My skin had not been that clear since 5th grade! When I turned 23, I was kicked off my insurance and couldn't afford their young adult plan, so I stopped using all of the products once I ran out of them in February 2012. I used Simple products to wash my face with and keep the acne under control. I thought that would be cool b/c the acne was gone and the worst was over. It seemed to be working, but then by May 2012, I noticed tiny under-the-skin bumps were popping up on my forehead, and by June 2012, I was starting to break out along my jaw line. By July, '12, I was once again, a hot mess. I signed up for the young adult plan, forked up the $176 a month to pay for it >-
Continuation
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I always love hearing when someone finds a regimen that works for them!!
Just to make sure I'm understanding correctly you are on the Retin-A, Doryx and Sumaxin now (2nd time around) is that correct?
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Wow, I LOVE the photo documenting you did! The changes in your skin are amazing!! Please, please, please continue to update so we can hear how this continues to work for you - even if its just to say "Still doing good." I want to hear!!
So happy for you!!
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