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Steph8285 Taken for 1 to 6 months November 6, 2019Accutane (isotretinoin) for Acne: 'I am currently on this for the second cycle I did a 5 month treatment in 2018 and on it again because after I was off it started coming back. It is distressing at 25 years old and seeing girls with clear faces and me I'm still dealing with acne and stressing over it. I am doing it all over again I'm on the 3rd week of taking the pills and I'm breaking out really bad but all I get is super dry lips, my moods do change but I try and maintain.

Hopefully my acne does clear up and is the last cycle I have to do but I asked the nurse how many time can someone do this and they said as many times as you need so I am guessing acne does come back for some of us which sucks.' Vicky24 November 4, 2019Accutane (isotretinoin) for Acne: 'In high school I had horrible painful cystic acne. I took accutane from the fall of 2015 to spring of 2016.

While taking it I experienced extreme dryness, chapped lips, joint pain, and had problems with my eyesight at night (drug causes eye shape to change). When the course was completed my skin was perfect.

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A few months after being off accutane I developed severe anxiety, had panic attacks everyday, and depression. My skin stayed pretty much clear for 3 years but now my cystic acne has come back, although not as bad as before. I don’t plan on doing another round of accutane because the long term side effects aren’t worth it. FOR THOSE THINKING ABOUT TAKING THIS PLEASE KNOW ITS AT A COST. I truly cannot see in dark or dimly lit rooms, I have no night vision. I know at least 5 other people who’ve taken this drug that have also experienced depression AND anxiety after taking it. My mind is constantly in a fog and I can’t memorize anything anymore.'

Anonymous Taken for 6 months to 1 year November 3, 2019Accutane (isotretinoin) for Acne: 'I had my first round of accutane when I was 14. The doctor put me on only 20mg because I was young so I was on the drug for 13 months.

It cleared up my cystic acne like magic and not a ton of side effects except for dry skin, nose bleeds. About 2 years after I started to get my cysts on my skin especially on my back, neck and jawline and I am now currently on another round of accutane but this time 40mg taken every other day. Fingers crossed it works this time!' Sky Taken for less than 1 month November 1, 2019Accutane (isotretinoin) for Acne: 'I was on this medicine Accutane for a bit but had to stop right before I got my second blood test for it. I had a non stop terrible headache the entire time I was on it; my skin was so dry and my mental health went straight down the drain.

My mental health wasn't at its worst when I started taking it, but it wasn't at it's greatest either; so it could be different for someone who has excellent mental health. During the time I was on it, I was super depressed and angry all the time and without even realizing it. I kept snapping at everyone; which is pretty out of the norm since I usually keep those emotions to myself. I stopped taking it cause I literally thought i would die from the head pain or because of how badly it effected my mental health. My skin got worse during the time I was on it.' Jamie Taken for 6 months to 1 year October 27, 2019For Acne: 'I was so nervous to take isotretinoin for acne, but shouldn’t have been.

My nurse practitioner monitored me so closely. I have been off the drug for 2 months and I haven’t had a spot, my skin glows and my only regret is that I didn’t do it sooner.I had dry lips, chapped skin and the inside of my nose was very dry and sometimes sore, I used Paw Paw ointment in the red tube and La Roche Posay Effaclar H & Cleanser. My side effects I had aching arms for about a month on and off at the start but it wasn’t unbearable.My aftercare I keep up the cleanser and Effaclar H, & Effaclar Duo cream too now.Oil free products are key and I use the bare minerals powder and it is really long lasting. I use the Heliocare Oil free factor 50 too everyday.I really recommend this accutane, and think the stigma around it is an overreaction from when there may not have been the right care in place - the nurses looked after me so well there was no opportunity for it to go wrong.'

John Taken for 1 to 6 months October 23, 2019Accutane (isotretinoin) for Acne: 'I’ve definitely heard of lots of people who love the medication Accutane as it’s worked wonders for their skin. Unfortunately with my experience, all I got was the negative side effects, including dry red skin, chapped lips, nose bleeds, and the worse side effect of all was that I got super bad depression from the drug. Sadly the medication also made my acne so much worse then it already was.

After three months my skin looked terrible, I have swings of depression, and my lips were always in pain. I decided to quit the medication and go on back on (doxycycline) a medication which I was previously on before Accutane. After making this switch my skin and lips healed 100% and my side effects were gone.Just thought I would write this review to let people know Accutane doesn’t work for all people. In certain cases it can make your skin worse.' OJ October 21, 2019Accutane (isotretinoin) for Acne: 'i have bad closed comendones all over my face. A LOT of them. I first tried Retin A cream & tried tazorac didn't work I brought up accutane to my new derm & told me it would go away on 6 month course.

I started 40mg a day and had bad headaches the first couple weeks but it stopped. The side effects of dry skin isn't too bad I had oily skin prior so no oil now - the dry lips suck! My corners crack & always peeling. I finished month 2 a few weeks ago. I do believe in purging process. I never had red bumps often up until last week they are coming up about everyday. I have found 1 other person on the internet with this issue.You can not just cover these with makeup.

The wrong lighting can make them look 100x worse & you should not pick at your face while on it. Your skin is highly sensitive & it will be red for weeks or leave scarring. But I never had depression & don't really have it now other than getting upset about my face not clearing. Symptom wise is good right now.

Hope to update with a clear face in a few months.' SM Taken for 1 to 6 months October 16, 2019Accutane (isotretinoin) for Acne: 'Do NOT take this drug for mild acne! I wanted it to get rid of my blackheads and it did that, but it did a lot more harm than good. It gave me rosacea and tissue paper thin skin that turns red at the slightest touch or movement. I cannot eat anything that requires chewing or my face turns bright red.

Plus there’s burning and pain. Also, the skin on my face just looks dry and damaged now no matter how much moisturizer I put on. This was a terrible, terrible mistake.' Kita Taken for 1 to 6 months October 13, 2019Accutane (isotretinoin) for Acne: 'I have been on Accutane now for 3 months.

I was started on 30mg by my dermatologist - may I say they have been so so helpful and supportive. Within 3-4 weeks my acne was SEVERE, it was so painful I couldn’t sleep on it or even touch it. With weekly visits to my dermatologist, she suggested comedo extraction, I had this done twice, still no improvement. I then was dropped to 20mg a day but that still did not assist the extreme acne which Accutane caused! I did not go on Accutane with acne this severe, if I knew this would happen, I would never have started it.

I am now on my third month and only take 10mg daily as advised by my dermatologist. Unfortunately still no improvement and I feel this is not normal. All the reviews I read state by month 3 I should be seeing improvements and should be on a higher dosage!

Can anyone give me advice, e.g. Was yours the same? Or did you go through the same experience? I really don’t want to give up on Accutane!' Jessica October 10, 2019Accutane (isotretinoin) for Acne: 'I had cystic acne for a while and it was honestly just the worst. I hated taking any kinds of pictures and showing my face anywhere. Besides that, it was just plain out painful!

I went to my dermatologist and she started me on Accutane. It took about 2-3 months before I started seeing significant differences, but after that it just kept getting better. All of my acne is completely gone now and you can’t see any scarring. I do have some freckles so it covers up whatever little dots are left behind from permanent scarring but there are barely any anyways. The only real problems I had was dry lips and scalp. I made sure to always have chapstick on me and I went through many a hair mask, but I have no other complaints.

With that, I know people have some emotional problems but I can say I had none, although I was way more confident with my appearance. I was very very skeptical at first with all the crazy side affects, but I can say I am so grateful I did it!'

Chloe October 7, 2019For Acne: 'I have been on isotretinoin for 2 months now. My acne has only gotten worse.

I can feel my lips cracking and peeling even with the amount of vaseline I put on them and my skin is insanely dry. My skin is now so fragile and it cuts and bruises easily. I get painful nosebleeds almost everyday. My arms have developed yellow-y scabs, are super dry and crazy itchy. I put cetaphil on twice a day and I wash my face and moisturize with CeraVe twice a day as well. My eyes get so dry that they sometimes distract me from my work in school. My hair is now falling out.

I always feel sleep deprived and have to take naps during the day. I get muscle aches, that have never happened before. I don’t know if it has anything to do with the medication, but I read that someone else had ingrown toenails when on accutane and I have them too. I tried doxycycline and many topical creams before this, none of which worked. I do NOT recommend this medication to anyone who doesn’t have cystic or severe acne.' TrendyMom October 6, 2019Accutane (isotretinoin) for Acne: 'Our son started struggling with acne around age of 12 and we tried everything over the counter and things just weren't improving.

When he was 13 we started seeing a dermatologist, I did not want to try Accutane. I was worried about side affects. We continued to see the dermatologist and continue treatment but never did get on the Accutane until about a year later when he turned 14. His acne was getting so bad that his skin was starting to show some minor pitting and he didn't want to take off his shirt. Because of the acne all over his chest and back. After four months we started seeing improvement and he was off of it at the eighth month. It has been over a year since he completed his treatment and he is still acne free!

The side effects that he experienced were extremely dry skin and he was very moody during hus eight months of treatment! All this being said it was well worth it for him!

I am so thankful that we took this medicine.' Melanie Taken for 1 to 6 months October 5, 2019Accutane (isotretinoin) for Rosacea: 'I have been on this drug about four times in my life. In my 20s I went on it twice for mild to moderate acne that made me acne free with perfect skin for 20 years. Now in my 40s I went on it twice for papulopustular rosacea.

It was a total cure and leads to stunning skin. It also acts as a wrinkle eraser which is something that the media is too afraid to talk about publicly. This drug is highly recommended. Yes it dries your lips so what. Watch poison ivy 2 online. If you want perfect skin it’s worth it'. Jhdlasaylor Taken for less than 1 month October 3, 2019Accutane (isotretinoin) for Acne: 'I’m on round 2 of Accutane.

The first time I took it I didn’t have a ton of side effects (Dry skin around lips and nose) and was very pleased with the results. 6 years later my acne is back in full force. I’m super upset and depressed about it and not happy with doing 6 more months of blood work and doctors visits (especially with useless insurance that won’t cover it). Hoping this is the last time in my life I have to do this.

I’m almost 40 years old and sick of this battle!' Jessie September 27, 2019Accutane (isotretinoin) for Acne: 'I suffered from acne for years and finally was at a point where I was fed up and my only option was to take Accutane. I was so excited to start despite all the side effects and got so encouraged when I heard about everyone else's positive experiences. A week into 40 mg on Claravis not much happened until a couple days after I no longer had oily skin and my lips were chapped. Exactly 14 days into this drug was when things started to take a turn. I started to experience tightness in my chest but during that time didn't think that much of it.

The next day it was worse and I was having shortness of breath and had to take at least 10 breaths before I could breathe. That next morning I fainted in my bathroom and was taken to the hospital later that day to get checked and apparently everything was 'normal'. I obviously had to stop it which sucked but at this point the risks outweighed the benefits. Please think before you go on Accutane especially since everyone reacts to it differently.' John September 25, 2019Accutane (isotretinoin) for Acne: 'Do NOT take this unless you have very severe cystic acne. I was heavily pressured into taking this 6 months ago with moderate acne and I can't stress enough how much I regret it.I was urged by a dermatologist to start this before my acne might get really bad.

Instead of stopping it, though, I had 6 months of unfixably chapped lips, dry skin, severe depression, and exponentially worse acne. My entire face and neck would break out far worse than ever before.My acne is now severe and every single pimple has stuck around as a scar. My face and neck are covered with scars and after what has easily been the worst half a year of my entire life, I look 100 times worse.If you only have moderate acne (i.e.

You get some breakouts but it disappears over a relatively short period) then please avoid this. Do NOT allow a doctor to pressure you into this.

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It took me from somewhat bad to severely bad acne. You will have all of the negative side effects with none of the positive ones.'

Frank September 12, 2019For Rosacea: 'Doctor said I should take 20 mg isotretinoin per day (low dose) for my rosacea already after 3 days I could feel my face go red hot and itchy. Not really the start I was hoping for, but at the same time I could actually see improvements especially when it comes to my enlarged sebaceous glands.My condition is mild redness on the cheeks 'mild' acne/rosacea in the T-zone and enlarged sebaceous glands in my foreheadI've been on this only for total of 1.5 weeks, and Ican tell it makes a difference, already with the enlarged sebaceous glands they actually is already closing.My cheeks are more red, but my 'acne/rosacea' is not breaking out more. The first 2-3 days I got a few new ones but they went away faster then ever.I will update along the wayNo side effect yetBefore this I've triedFinacea, doxycycline, Soolantra, Metronidazole cream, tetracycline, Ery-max. IPL-laser, clindamycin cream, eating paleo diet for a year, I'm sure I'm forgetting a lot, Oh yeah all home remedies in the world:)'. Kat Taken for 1 to 6 months September 9, 2019For Rosacea: 'I've suffered with Rosacea for a few years and I've tried, without success, different topical lotions prescribed by my dermatologist until he finally suggested isotretinoin.

I was on this medication in the past for acne and it did wonders clearing that problem up, so I knew what to expect in terms of potential side effects. I'm so happy I went back on isotretinoin for my Rosacea.

It has been a life (and confidence) saver! This is such a horrible condition that really effects a person's confidence level, so I am happy to be my normal self again! The side effects for me have been minimal.dry lips and some (very) minor headaches. Nothing that ibuprofen can't cure. I am taking 10 mg once per day and it seems to be sufficient to keep the problem at bay.

I moisturize my face well, and always have vaseline with me for my lips, and this seems to do the trick for the dryness. I'm very happy with my results!' Jay Taken for 1 to 6 months September 7, 2019Myorisan (isotretinoin) for Acne: 'Freshman year of college I broke out pretty bad.

I really hated it and I would even go days without looking myself in the mirror. When summer came around I tried Retina-A but that only helped a little. When I got on Myorisan prescribed, I started at 60mg a day (I weigh 140lbs). Then after two months I went up to 80mg per day for the last 3 months.

I gotta say it cleared my face up and I can’t thank it enough. It really helped me and even tho it takes some time it’s well worth the wait. I did have side effects like dryness, dry lips, dry scalp, and a little constipation.

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But other than that it was good. Now I’m on Microretina-a to help even my skin tone and texture.'