eh, you could lower the dose unless you're purging with acne
what
like the 60 mg accutane for 2-3 monthswhat
accutane is not a need, if i could go back i wouldn't have taken it at all.
it does NOT close plates. 0 correlation whatsoever
It does close plates, there’s a reason people tell you to not exceed 20mg
Fully proven that it does btw
what people..
send the study then
Your papi Clavicular also said it
Let me take a shit and write a nice thread about it i can tag you aswell, or nah let them niggas stunt their height
nobody with sever acne is running less or 20mg brother
Read the first few lines it shows -2cm
ok do it , or say when clav said that
height velocity bro i read the study dw
keep the 60mg for 2-3 months then drop to 40 for 2-3 months after that drop to 20 and so on till u reach 5-10
@ZagroPremature epiphyseal closure has been reported in case reports of children treated with high-dose isotretinoin for neuroblastoma,3, 4, 5 ichthyoses, and other disorders of cornification.6 Proposed risk factors include higher doses of isotretinoin (eg, 3-5 mg/kg/d)
3-5 mg/kg is an ENOURMOUS amount nomral dose is 0.5mg/kg/day at max (usually)
not hate just saying
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
how tall are you?
“final height did not differ significantly between groups (−0.67 cm; CI: −2.21 to 0.87)”
2012 study vs december 2025 even if its big pharma i think i believe the datesPremature epiphyseal closure in an adolescent treated by retinoids for acne: an unusual cause of anterior knee pain - PubMed
Retinoids are effective and widely prescribed in the treatment of severe acne. However their use can be associated with numerous side effects. Some rare cases of premature epiphyseal closure were reported. We present the case of a sixteen-year-old soccer player referred for progressive anterior...
Btw Zagro, I saw in one of your other posts you don't rec Berberine?
i take it for 3 months grew like 3 cm, but i was thinking if it close the playes like to be shorter with 2-3 cm
fym accutane closes plates holy normie jfl
your right but that still doesent excuse the 3-5mg/kg/day dose
You should know that any vitamin A derivative interrupts with osteogenesis at any dose, isotretinoin is a vitamin A bomb which will rape your heightPremature epiphyseal closure has been reported in case reports of children treated with high-dose isotretinoin for neuroblastoma,3, 4, 5 ichthyoses, and other disorders of cornification.6 Proposed risk factors include higher doses of isotretinoin (eg, 3-5 mg/kg/d)
3-5 mg/kg is an ENOURMOUS amount nomral dose is 0.5mg/kg/day at max (usually)
not hate just saying
low iq
thats all you gotta say lmaooo
"2012 study vs december 2025 even if its big pharma i think i believe the dates"thats all you gotta say lmaooo
go back to tiktok
just quoting random studies that oyu havent read
thats all you gotta say lmaooo
go back to tiktok
just quoting random studies that oyu havent read
I mean i gotta trust you on that since i only read similar studies to what i sent but i only saw a reuction in osteogenesis at very high doses like i said, and the only thing i saw at normal doses was "reversible sclerotic changes in the lumbar spine" https://www.aimspress.com/article/doi/10.3934/bioeng.2024012?viewType=HTML
im joking about the big pharma dates but that still makes sense medical and pharmacological reaserch advanced from 2012 to 2025"2012 study vs december 2025 even if its big pharma i think i believe the dates"
i am lowk autistic and didnt get the big pharma joke mb
i wasnt saying to you there btw
all good bro dw
this analysis here analyzes 28 items and concludes "A cause-and-effect relationship between isotretinoin and premature epiphyseal closure cannot be concluded."
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
but to mention that kids had 9-10 years oldthis analysis here analyzes 28 items and concludes "A cause-and-effect relationship between isotretinoin and premature epiphyseal closure cannot be concluded."
Analysis of the effects of isotretinoin on the premature epiphyseal closure in pediatric populations: a literature review - PubMed
Isotretinoin-induced premature epiphyseal closure and growth plate deformities seem to be linked to higher doses of isotretinoin for the duration of months to years. There have been reported cases of premature epiphyseal closure in individuals receiving therapeutic doses of isotretinoin for acne...
premature growth plate closure is often linked to isotretinoin treatment for neuroblastoma, not therapeutic acne treatment. sure there have been some reported cases for doses like 0.5-3.5mg/kg/day but not enough to put isotretinoin to blame.
@Zagro can u tag me if u end up making a thread about this?
among other things this is also important yeah. dosages and prolonged exposure too
idk bro, 3 cm while on it i think it s good , now i am 190-191 but i want to be 6,6-6,7
first of all, the height close doesn t come in the box where all the side effects are, even if that close and they don t say they close the medication will be banned. And many people says it lowers igf-1 and test but what? less test= less estrogen? , high estrogen = close plates, doesn t make a sens, and it lowers igf by 15% max just for the time u take it.
Sure but not sure if I'll finish it cause i have like 5 unfinished threads ever since last year i always procrastinatethis analysis here analyzes 28 items and concludes "A cause-and-effect relationship between isotretinoin and premature epiphyseal closure cannot be concluded."
Analysis of the effects of isotretinoin on the premature epiphyseal closure in pediatric populations: a literature review - PubMed
Isotretinoin-induced premature epiphyseal closure and growth plate deformities seem to be linked to higher doses of isotretinoin for the duration of months to years. There have been reported cases of premature epiphyseal closure in individuals receiving therapeutic doses of isotretinoin for acne...
premature growth plate closure is often linked to isotretinoin treatment for neuroblastoma, not therapeutic acne treatment. sure there have been some reported cases for doses like 0.5-3.5mg/kg/day but not enough to put isotretinoin to blame.
@Zagro can u tag me if u end up making a thread about this?
i will be 6,3 bro forever..
