Accutane permanent cure?

[Ghoul]

@Ghoul I know some doctors are big on labs. Did you run frequent bloods?

No, I had a liver function test towards the end as part of a routine physical and it wasn't elevated.

This incidence of non-temporary liver issues caused by isotretinoin is exceedingly low.

I'm not saying. it's not a good idea, but knowing I had no preexisting liver problems and the very low probability of issues made me comfortable skipping them. I also don't drink alcohol or use oral AAS.

Some docs now run bloods before starting to ensure there aren't any issues, and no further checks after that.

 

[SwolieGuacamole]

No, I had a liver function test towards the end as part of a routine physical and it wasn't elevated.

This incidence of non-temporary liver issues caused by isotretinoin is exceedingly low.

I'm not saying. it's not a good idea, but knowing I had no preexisting liver problems and the very low probability of issues made me comfortable skipping them. I also don't drink alcohol or use oral AAS.

Some docs now run bloods before starting to ensure there aren't any issues, and no further checks after that.

Understood. Thank you. Going to start digging into 10-20mg doses.

Had rough acne as a teen. All went away. But I get crushed with cystic acne on my shoulders and back when I come down to cruising now.

 

[Ghoul]

Understood. Thank you. Going to start digging into 10-20mg doses.

Had rough acne as a teen. All went away. But I get crushed with cystic acne on my shoulders and back when I come down to cruising now.

10-20 was nearly the worst when it came to sides for me. 80 was less by the time I got that high. They seem the worst at the start of each dose level, and settle down after 5 or so days at that dose.

 

[brutalbuilt]

10-20 was nearly the worst when it came to sides for me. 80 was less by the time I got that high. They seem the worst at the start of each dose level, and settle down after 5 or so days at that dose.

what you do for joint pain?

 

[29trt]

Done with accutane, but that hyaluronic lip balm continues to be a permanent fixture lol. Just great stuff.

Probably an illegally high concentration of hyaluronic acid or something, considering the source, but damn it works so well.

It's got me on the hunt for other hyaluronic acid products.

1 gram, a quarter teaspoon, holds a gallon and half of water!

Are you talking about SADOER Hyaluronic Acid Lip balm that is available on AliExpress?

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[Ghoul]

Are you talking about SADOER Hyaluronic Acid Lip balm that is available on AliExpress?

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I haven't tried that brand. I've been referring to Okanen . Linked below (Do not buy from this place, it's literally 95% less elsewhere when you buy a 6 pack). It's as good as the $30 per stick US brands. It goes quick, and since your lips absorb it you have to reapply it more often than a wax that sits on top, but with continuous use your lips stay moisturized longer and longer. Very effective at countering accutane chelitis (dried lips).

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[nullandvoid]

2.5 weeks in, at 60mg/day with minimal side effects. I thought about accelerating the dose increases but took a look at the half-life and thought better of it. Forehead, nose, and parts of cheeks are starting to flake. Oil production seems way down on forehead, which is good because it was bad enough to be shiny. Pretty encouraged. I'm usually someone who gets all the side effects, including the corner case ones. My lip balm order from Temu will finally be here today, which is good as my lips are just now starting to dry out. I started adding in some olive oil with breakfast, because I really wasn't getting enough fat. Even then, it's only around 18g, but it's close enough to the stated 20g.

 

[Ghoul]

2.5 weeks in, at 60mg/day with minimal side effects. I thought about accelerating the dose increases but took a look at the half-life and thought better of it. Forehead, nose, and parts of cheeks are starting to flake. Oil production seems way down on forehead, which is good because it was bad enough to be shiny. Pretty encouraged. I'm usually someone who gets all the side effects, including the corner case ones. My lip balm order from Temu will finally be here today, which is good as my lips are just now starting to dry out. I started adding in some olive oil with breakfast, because I really wasn't getting enough fat. Even then, it's only around 18g, but it's close enough to the stated 20g.

Early days but sounds good so far brother!