HYDROCORTISONE+ACUTANE ISN'T COPE

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hi org,

I'd like to share my experience using Acutane and hydrocortisone to combat teenage skin issues with a large nose tip. I'll start with Acutane. I started the course about six months ago, and I can say that it really helped reduce inflammation and breakouts. Overall, I've noticed a significant improvement in my skin condition, and I highly recommend it if you're in good health. As for hydrocortisone, I used it to combat my large nose. It turned out to be NOT COPE, as hydrocortisone itself has the side effect of thinning the skin (so I don't recommend applying it above the tip of the nose or on the bridge). I've had success in changing my nose ratios, so yeah, I think it's good for my appearance/looks.

ultimately, the combination of Acutane and Hydrocortisone was effective, but it's important to be aware of potential side effects (situationally). I recommend consulting a dermatologist before starting any treatment to avoid any unwanted side effects.

I hope my lil experience will be helpful to someone, If anyone has similar stories or advice, I'd love to hear it

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hi org,

I'd like to share my experience using Acutane and hydrocortisone to combat teenage skin issues with a large nose tip. I'll start with Acutane. I started the course about six months ago, and I can say that it really helped reduce inflammation and breakouts. Overall, I've noticed a significant improvement in my skin condition, and I highly recommend it if you're in good health. As for hydrocortisone, I used it to combat my large nose. It turned out to be NOT COPE, as hydrocortisone itself has the side effect of thinning the skin (so I don't recommend applying it above the tip of the nose or on the bridge). I've had success in changing my nose ratios, so yeah, I think it's good for my appearance/looks.

ultimately, the combination of Acutane and Hydrocortisone was effective, but it's important to be aware of potential side effects (situationally). I recommend consulting a dermatologist before starting any treatment to avoid any unwanted side effects.

I hope my lil experience will be helpful to someone, If anyone has similar stories or advice, I'd love to hear it

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yeah only sad part is when you stop taking it for a while
 
HC is a low level corticosteroid

Accutane def did most of the heavy lifting...
 

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