I’ve been using sunscreen everyday 46spf and try to apply moisturizer as much as I can in school but it seems after 15 minutes it just goes back to flakes.
Switch to Isotretinoin and abuse a tinted sunscreen moisturizer
Ok any ideas of azelaic acid I’ve heard that was effective aswell
What’s the main difference of Isotretinion?
It depends on what you’re using Tretinoin for? If it’s for your acne yeah go ahead and switch to isotretinoin/accutane
The main difference is that it’s a pill tho
Yes I’m using it for acne
Yes and I’m guessing needs to be prescribed?
Yeah but it’s not difficult to get prescribed just go to your local dermatologist if you haven’t already. Or you can find it online somewhat easily is you have a source
Alright thank you for the help I’ll look into it
Accutane is the only thing that will work I wouldn’t waste time doing anything else especially if you are in your teen years. I did Tretinoin for a while before switching to isotretinoin/Accutane and it’s a big difference topical solutions only do so much.
I’ve heard it’s the most effective way, not saying I’m scared of side effects but definitely don’t want my skin to be cooked for months before looking better. But I’m realizing might be unavoidable.
What %
Yeah thought it was a quicker alternative but obviously not
Could I use tri luma?
.01 is what I was prescribed
Just do it bro I was worried about it trashing my skin too lol but as long as you don’t rape your skins hydration barrier with super heavy cleaners it’ll be fine.
yea thats litrl the 1 im on rn
Alright how’s your experience on it so far?
alright I’ll look at how I can get it
2 weeks on it, noticed brightening/detan, skin feels so fucking smooth, its like a newborns skin, and theres side effects of tret but its minimized by a lot eg flaking and it doesnt irritate cuz of the steroid, skins also clearer, marks r going away, and yea its good, i still have 2 weeks left on it
Sweet I’ll have to look into this
