Hi, it's a 'rosacea' side effect... Maybe you could try red light therapy? Find someone selling an old one on eBay and then replace the bulbs with new ones. It's the only thing, along with zinc cream, I can think of that can help blushing and red marks (while on accutane).

I don't think that red light therapy is good while on accutane and especially not at home  

Red light is very safe. They're non-invasive. It is not IPL.

http://www.realself.com/question/red-light-therapy-accutane

And it is very safe at home too, and would be stupid to go to a saloon for it since that would just be a huge waste of money. It is just 660 mm light, which is red and helps healing and inflammation. Do your homework.

First, thanks for the answer and help  second;
there are many different theories about what's safe and what's not, and many factors,  so 'do your homework' can be hard to do, so everybody would mean that is has been done correct  

There is a huge difference between non-invasive and invasive. Red light is to promote healing and fight inflammation. It is safe to be under for very long periods of time. NASA use it induce sleep for their astronauts in space. There is a big difference between that and getting laser treatment which is invasive. It is pretty clear cut actually. Red light might actually be helpful while on Accutane especially if you have accutane induced rosacea. Red light is the only safe way people seem to control their rosacea. You can check out RLT on rosaceagroup.org and you'll see what I mean.

But anyways, I feel pretty stupid for even answering because you're pretty rude while not even looking up what red light even is before being snippy about it.

Good day.