I have severe neck, back and facial acne. An NHS dermatologist prescribed 20mg of Isotretinoin to be taken twice daily. I've experienced dry lips and achy backs but I don't care about them at all. But as of late my skin is feeling very smooth and less oily and any spot that does rise up isn't so cystic. They heal in just a matter of days with no lingering redness. The thing is though I thought it might be a little early for Isotretinoin to work as I'm only entering week 6.
Does This Suggest That Isotretinoin Is Beginning To Work?
Started by DoubleDec, Mar 14 2013 02:22 AM
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Posted 14 March 2013 - 02:22 AM
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Posted 14 March 2013 - 08:12 AM
Lots of people who are on high doses have reported a significant improvement after as little as 3 weeks, so it could well be that, however 20mg seems very low so it might be unrelated. Either way, congrats on your skin clearing up! ![]()
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