Is it normal to still get new pimples after 40 days of taking Isotroin 20mg, Peroclin 2.5%, and Nutracne Fem, should I wait the recommended two months before talking to my doctor about stopping, and will this treatment plan along with Obril First cream completely fade my acne scars? | Apollo Pharmacy

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Is it normal to still get new pimples after 40 days of taking Isotroin 20mg, Peroclin 2.5%, and Nutracne Fem, should I wait the recommended two months before talking to my doctor about stopping, and will this treatment plan along with Obril First cream completely fade my acne scars?

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Is it normal to still get new pimples after 40 days of taking Isotroin 20mg, Peroclin 2.5%, and Nutracne Fem, should I wait the recommended two months before talking to my doctor about stopping, and will this treatment plan along with Obril First cream completely fade my acne scars?

Asked by Female, 26 · 1 day ago

Vikas Singh

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1 day ago

It is completely normal to still experience new breakouts 40 days into your Isotroin (isotretinoin) treatment. This medication often causes a temporary flare-up before your skin begins to clear. Please do not stop your treatment; it is best to complete the two-month mark as recommended and discuss your progress with your dermatologist. While your current plan and Obril First cream will help fade dark spots (post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation), topical creams cannot completely remove deep, textured acne scars. For physical scars, your doctor may suggest procedures like microneedling or lasers once your active acne is fully under control.

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Is it normal to still get new pimples after 40 days of taking Isotroin 20mg, Peroclin 2.5%, and Nutracne Fem, should I wait the recommended two months before talking to my doctor about stopping, and will this treatment plan along with Obril First cream completely fade my acne scars?

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