Week 2. No response tho :'(

Don't worry if your not seeing results straight away. It can take up to 3 months to see a change. Just keep going and have faith if this doesn't work try something else. Good luck

I am seeing improvements. The first week it just got worse, but now it seems to get better each day. I use cetaphil cleanser and moisturiser and no longer moisturiser at night after applying epiduo. It no longer stings or anything, thank god. This is my left cheek, but my right cheek, which wasn't as bad at starting point, is almost clear. Well here is week 3:

Week 4

Looks more irritated than it did last week

Week 5. Not sure what to think

Already week 6! Ignore the toothpaste, I'm an idiot...

And... another week has gone. I just got prescribed tetracycline pills. Supposed to take 100mg two times a day. So hopefully that works out.
Here is week 7

Week 8. Epiduo sucks

Week 9. Now use basiron and acnatac plus the pills. Seems to be working

If you dont get any good results within the next 4 weeks, stop using it.

Im not too sure that Epiduo is working. Have you seen your dermatologist lately, maybe you need something a bit different? Keep us updated.

@Rachie39

I actually stopped using Epiduo a while ago, as I wasn't seeing any real results. What you see now is mostly red marks, so I believe my regimen of bp and retin a has worked to some extent.

Yeah it definitely has. What did you start using instead of the Epiduo?

I have a question for you. Ive just hit the 2 week mark and its still making my face really red, like all the time. Did it do this to you aswell, and if so, for how long?

On 3/4/2017 at 10:52 AM, Rachie39 said:

I have a question for you. Ive just hit the 2 week mark and its still making my face really red, like all the time. Did it do this to you aswell, and if so, for how long?

I remember it stinging at first, but I would be more comfortable with it after a few weeks. I had the redness when I applied it at night, but it would subside some in the morning. My products might be a bit different from yours, since I live in Denmark, but anyways:
- At night, I wash and cleanse my face with cetaphil, then wait for while and apply retin-a. No moisturiser.
- In the morning, I cleanse my face with cetaphil in the shower and use a konjac sponge to get the dead skin off my face (retin-a makes me shed like crazy). Then I wait for my skin to dry and put on BP 5%. I wait again and moisturise.

I find that this routine works for me, and I haven't experienced any major breakouts since I started dosing down on oxy. 

Here is my skin today

I recently ordered a dermaroller (0.5 mm) to help with the hyperpigmentation and minor scarring. Excited to see if it works.