It is completely normal to still experience acne breakouts two months into your Isotroin (isotretinoin) treatment. Many people experience a temporary flare-up or slow progress during the first eight to twelve weeks as the medicine works to clear deeper blockages. Please do not stop taking your medication, as consistency is key to seeing the best results, which usually become noticeable around the third or fourth month. I encourage you to keep your dermatologist updated on your progress so they can monitor your journey and reassure you.

Yes, blurred vision is indeed a known side effect of isotretinoin (Isotroin). Isotretinoin commonly causes dry eyes, which can directly lead to temporary blurriness, especially when reading or looking at screens. While this is often manageable and typically resolves after stopping the medication, any vision changes should be evaluated. I highly recommend mentioning this to your prescribing dermatologist. In the meantime, using preservative-free lubricating eye drops may help soothe your dry eyes.

For your Isotroin 10 mg (isotretinoin), the most important step is to take it with a main meal?ideally right after you finish eating. This medication is absorbed much better by your body when taken with food containing some healthy fats. As for the time of day, there is no single "optimal" hour. Simply choose a convenient time that fits your daily routine, such as with dinner, and try to take it at that same time every day to keep the medication levels steady.

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.

Please be reassured that this is a very common reaction to Isotroin (isotretinoin) known as purging. In the first few weeks, the medication works by pushing deep, trapped blockages to the surface, which temporarily makes breakouts look worse. This actually shows the medicine is doing its job. Since other therapies didn't work, isotretinoin is still your strongest ally. Please continue with a gentle skincare routine, avoid picking at your skin, and keep your dermatologist updated on your progress.

Isotroin works best when taken with or after a meal, especially one containing a little healthy fat. Involym can be taken on an empty stomach or with food if it causes stomach upset.