After every summer my skin turns back to shit

[marlesip]

I've been using the Tret + benzoyl peroxide + azelaic acid + niacinamide skincare regimen for a long time. It's a good one and I've achieved this change in my skin in five months:

I've never used accutane.

Но проблема в том, что после каждого лета на моей коже снова появляются прыщи (я не загораю и пользуюсь spf 50 каждый день). Я живу в Европе.
The dermatologist told me that this happens because the heat produces excessive amounts of sebum.

Who has also faced this problem? Can you tell me how do you fight it?

This is the only reason that makes me think about starting to take accutane. But honestly I don't really want to take it because it shuts down growth zones, fucks the liver, fucks hormones and you can't drink alcohol while taking it.



Here's my current skin condition (still using the regimen I wrote about at the top every day):

It's important to add that the quality of my skin was significantly worse right after summer and throughout autumn.

 

[dragons2246]

Don't care about anything you're saying. What does your diet look like?

 

[Hexmask]

Accutane or LDAR

 

[tuxx]

its over rope

 

[RealNinja]

Tretinoin reduces frequency of breakouts/clears them up faster but doesn’t stop them from happening as it’s only a topical treatment. Most you can do is eat clean and avoid irritating your skin but acne can still happen anyways due to genetics/hormones

 

[marlesip]

Don't care about anything you're saying. What does your diet look like?

it's fucking perfect. all nutrients and no shit

 

[marlesip]

Tretinoin reduces frequency of breakouts/clears them up faster but doesn’t stop them from happening as it’s only a topical treatment. Most you can do is eat clean and avoid irritating your skin but acne can still happen anyways due to genetics/hormones

Will Accutane correct this problem for years to come if a sufficient cumulative dose is applied?

 

[dragons2246]

it's fucking perfect. all nutrients and no shit

Damn dude, please excuse my tone. I hope someone here with skincare expertise can help you!

 

[RecessedCels]

Accutane isn't actually even that handful for you

I've been loving it

Ignore the recessed chin

 

[RecessedCels]

Will Accutane correct this problem for years to come if a sufficient cumulative dose is applied?

Yes. 120mg/kg isn't probably enough for long term

 

[RealNinja]

Will Accutane correct this problem for years to come if a sufficient cumulative dose is applied?

Depends, some people fix it with one cycle some people have to do multiple cycles. I think it depends on the dose. But yes accutane will eventually stop acne

 

[RecessedCels]

Accutane isn't actually even that handful for you

I've been loving it
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Ignore the recessed chin

Harmful*

 

[marlesip]

Accutane isn't actually even that handful for you

I've been loving it
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Ignore the recessed chin

how long have you been using it?
what side effects have you noticed?
have you noticed bad mood or depression and laziness as a side effect of accutane?

 

[marlesip]

how long have you been using it?
what side effects have you noticed?
have you noticed bad mood or depression and laziness as a side effect of accutane?

some people say about it

 

[RecessedCels]

how long have you been using it?
what side effects have you noticed?
have you noticed bad mood or depression and laziness as a side effect of accutane?

Uh like idk 5 months maybe
Dry skin and lips
My mind is fucked but it's better now that my skin is clearing

 

[marlesip]

bump

 

[badexilw]

I've been using the Tret + benzoyl peroxide + azelaic acid + niacinamide skincare regimen for a long time. It's a good one and I've achieved this change in my skin in five months:
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I've never used accutane.

Но проблема в том, что после каждого лета на моей коже снова появляются прыщи (я не загораю и пользуюсь spf 50 каждый день). Я живу в Европе.
The dermatologist told me that this happens because the heat produces excessive amounts of sebum.

Who has also faced this problem? Can you tell me how do you fight it?

This is the only reason that makes me think about starting to take accutane. But honestly I don't really want to take it because it shuts down growth zones, fucks the liver, fucks hormones and you can't drink alcohol while taking it.



Here's my current skin condition (still using the regimen I wrote about at the top every day):
View attachment 3456766
It's important to add that the quality of my skin was significantly worse right after summer and throughout autumn.

try with zinc 400/500 mg a day , and i think it s the genetics , ask ur parenets if in the puberty they have acne , the acne go away 1/2 years i few still in the puberty , keep ur gut healt and the skincare . DON T POP UR PIMPLES OR U GET ACNE SCARE UNTIL U DIE

 

[manmadesymbol]

I've been using the Tret + benzoyl peroxide + azelaic acid + niacinamide skincare regimen for a long time. It's a good one and I've achieved this change in my skin in five months:
View attachment 3456760View attachment 3456761

I've never used accutane.

Но проблема в том, что после каждого лета на моей коже снова появляются прыщи (я не загораю и пользуюсь spf 50 каждый день). Я живу в Европе.
The dermatologist told me that this happens because the heat produces excessive amounts of sebum.

Who has also faced this problem? Can you tell me how do you fight it?

This is the only reason that makes me think about starting to take accutane. But honestly I don't really want to take it because it shuts down growth zones, fucks the liver, fucks hormones and you can't drink alcohol while taking it.



Here's my current skin condition (still using the regimen I wrote about at the top every day):
View attachment 3456766
It's important to add that the quality of my skin was significantly worse right after summer and throughout autumn.

Rub raw fat on face like beef marrow on egg yolks or pure fat trimmings, it has to be unvaccinated grassfed

 

[marlesip]

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