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I would definitely ask whoever prescribed it to you and also tell your other dermatologist.

By waxy, do you mean smooth? Phenol hetter peels can be done to resurface the skin which could make it smoother. That might explain the waxy feeling.

No treatment. Your skin looks great!

On 3/1/2017 at 8:33 PM, punkkrockkprincess said: I started accutane about a week ago and I'm already experiencing the side effects. I already had chronic migraines, but my head is starting to ...

Are you using benzoyl peroxide? Seems like something is drying out your skin and irritating it. Try using a Cetaphil face wash. Don't buy one of those really big bottles without trying them. They have...

Aztec clay mask?

Looks like whiteheads that haven't reached the surface of the skin. Topical retinols such as RETIN-A and TRETINOIN are really good for these types of situations. Talk to your dermatology, it doesn't l...

Go. Your face is a little red and peeling? Think about all of the other faces at that zumba class that will be red and sweaty. People don't go to zumba classes to look at people's faces, people go fo...

Ok so the thing about using multiple products is that it's really hard to pinpoint what's causing the problem. Your breakout can be caused by the irritation from the exfoliators. Try to exfoliate on...

If you're not liking the greasy-look, I'd recommend patting down your face lightly with a paper towel or with a oil absorbing sheet.

The change in temperature/climate/humidity could be making you get whiteheads. I'm not a female but I've heard great things from birth control or spironolactone. Definitely could be hormonal related. ...

I use facial cleanser whenever I wash my face. I wash my face once in the morning and once at night with the same cleanser.

My dermatologist recommended the Cetaphil cleanser for sensitive skin.

The effects of Accutane seem to be diminishing. Your diet definitely will affect your skin but it seems like it's not helping you. Which products have you been using on your face?

Hey, Dry/flaking/peeling skin is completely normal and means that the drug is working. I would recommend you to only exfoliate if your skin can handle it. If exfoliating makes your skin agitated, try ...

70kg and 20mg is an underdose. You're going to need more than that, I would say at least 60mg a day but you should definitely check with your doctor before doing this.

Pimples that aren't on the surface are really hard to work with. I would recommend you to put ice on it. Definitely give it some time.

the reason why white bread is bad for acne-prone people is because of the insulin spike it causes. the insulin spike causes a hormonal imbalance which leads to more oil production = acne. I'd recommen...

really hard to minimize pores unless you use accutane or lasers. a way you can "temporarily" reduce the size is by using toner or using products that reduces oil/dries out skin.

Seems like you have clogged pores. Play it safe by going to a dermatologist first. They'll probably prescribe you tretinoin / retin A.

That always happens to me. Go for a run on the treadmill or take a really how shower and the hard yellow looking thing should be easier to take out.

highly would NOT recommend dermapens without a dermatologist's supervision. I've heard way too many horror stories from those.

sprionolactone alters your hormone levels which means it can decrease the level of estrogen. Decrease in estrogen levels = slower hair growth/thinner hair. similarly to sprionolactone, accutane also ...

if you're gonna pop them, pop them correctly (youtube search: how to properly pop a pimple) if you don't have to, don't do it.

Yes, hormonal imbalances can cause acne.