Acne Tips

That orthotric asomething ..I cant remember its whole name. But Its suppose to
help acne has anyone tried to see if it works?

Well you said you are seeing a doctor? I would
ask your doctor, he can prescribe and find what will
work. As for "what really works", I don’t think there
is any one product, because everyone is
different.<br><br> Take Care,<br> Karyn

Thank god nina!I am so surprised that someone
answer that fast.<br>I am talking about the ones I
bought without prescrip.<br>And yes it does make my scin
dry as well. But there is something else I think it
mad my scin produce more "fett" than before.<br>The
thing is that I am 20 now and when I was 16-17 I had
acne like everybody else than they gone I though thank
god but now here we go again.<br><br>Doctor say
stress hormons all the bullshit(sorry my language) but
you it doesn’t help much. And as I sad that I don’t
have that much of them They don’t want me use pills. I
got black heads one and small with white heads
sometimes I got them on the back and I also got "prints"
left.<br><br>I just want to ask if anybody know what really
works?<br>Thanks a lot.<br>Lina.

Welcome to the club, Lina! What products make
your skin burn? I know that benziol peroxide creams
usually make my skin very dry, but I dont remember ever
feeling it burn. Are you talking about a prescription
product or one you bought off the shelf?<br><br>Nina

Hi I am new here!<br>I also think I would me more
happy to meet all of you under more nice circomsten.
but I got acne back!<br>I don’t know what to
do.<br>My doctore doesn’t want me to use pills as i
don’have that much of them but none of cosmetic things
helped me out really good yet.<br>I even fill that my
scin kinds "burn"<br>after I use curtain products is
that ok? Is it supposed to be like that?<br>Please
talk to me somebody I am so tied of fighting with that
problem over and over again.<br>Is there anything that
works?<br><br>Lina.

Yeah I see what you’re saying. I just think it’s a little misleading to call
something topical accutane, that’s all.<br><br>Nina

Nina,<br><br> I know that there isn’t anything
called Topical Accutane, that’s just what my doctor
compared Avita to. Since I’ve been on the Accutane before,
he said, "I ‘m going to give you some Avita samples,
it’s like the topical version of Accutane". Meaning,
it is a vitamin A derived lotion. You are right,
there is no Accutane Lotion though. Also, Retin-A,
Retin-A Micro may be considered "topical Accutane" as
well. I hope this clears up any
miscommunications!<br><br> Take Care,<br> Karyn

It doesn’t really have a brand name. My little
bottle of medication just says "Erythromycin Topical
Solution USP 2%" It’s made by E. Fougera & Co., but in the
past I’ve also had the same product by Bausch & Lomb.
I don’t think it really makes a difference who
makes it, since it’s the same product.<br>I’ve never
heard of topical accutane, either. I know that
medications like Retin-A are synthetic forms of Vitamin A,
like accutane, but I’m not sure it’s the same
thing.<br><br>:) ~~ Mary

Hmm I dont know….I dont think there is any such
thing as topical accutane. Accutane is the common name
for the drug isotronen (spelling probably off), and
it also is associated with side effects, some
potentially dangerous. If there were a topical form, I think
that would be prescribed before the pill form, since
topical treatments cant cause all the dangerous side
effects accutane can.<br><br>Nina

** I’ve used topical Erythromycin<br> in the past
with GREAT success, so that’s what they gave me.
**<br><br> I’m just curious, but what is the brand name of
topical E-Mycin? My doctor refers to Avita lotion as
"topical Accutane", so I’m just wondering what topical
E-Mycin.<br><br> Thanks!<br> Take Care,<br> Karyn