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by loiloi, Dec 14, 2007 04:12AM
, Dec 14, 2007 04:12AMTo: Kim606
It will not interfer with the effectiveness of accutane, but may irritate your skin as accutane increases your skin's sensitivity. Topical treatments that dry or exfoliate the skin are usually contra-indicated with accutne for this reason. I have heard of a patient on a low dose of accutane being advised by his derm to use differin at night, but always check with your own derm before using anything else whilst on accutane. Could you get back to me regarding why you are on such a low dose, then i may have a clearer picture of your needs. Thanks, Eloise x
by ClearSkinInSight, Feb 03, 2009 05:32PM
To: Everyone
I wouldn't advise it...just adds to the dryness and discomfort.
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