need help with skincare

[maxx92765]

Standard over the counter treatments — failed
Multiple isotretinoin courses at 40mg — partially worked temporarily, always relapsed
Various skincare routines — helped marginally, never addressed root cause
Dutasteride 3 month trial — showed promise at month 3-4, discontinued
Multiple dermatologist appointments — managed symptoms without solving problem
Energy drinks with B vitamins — actively worsening acne unknowingly
Biotin containing supplements — actively worsening acne unknowingly
Boron supplements — actively raising DHT unknowingly

 

[Joeseminate]

Low dose isotret?

 

[nbfmyb]

Drink more water and use based bodyworks skincare

 

[maxx92765]

Low dose isotret?

yeah pretty much

 

[Wexilarious]

Stop use any skincare
Stop use anything that thicks blood/dries out the skin (vitamins, dietary supplements, pills, accutane or shit for training, energy drinks too, as you wrote)

Heal skin so it wouldn't be dry with some cream

Stop using cream, done