Roaccutane good for seb derm?

Have any of you had any experience with Roaccutane (or Accutane)?
Since it makes the oil glands "sleep" during treatment, I thought it
might be good for seb derm as well?

3 Responses to “Roaccutane good for seb derm?”

  1. Lucas Shea Says:

    I have often wondered what Accutane would do…but
    then again, the side effects of that are BAD. What I
    have been wondering about lately is Retin-A. It seems
    like that could help…anyone have any experience with
    this?

  2. Elvira Meghann Says:

    I’ve read that a low dose of Accutane will "cure" any form of seb
    derm. I’ve also read about the possible side effects, which can be
    real bad, yes. Hasn’t anyone on the list been on Accutane?

  3. Quintin Marsh Says:

    Low dose accutane won,t "cure" anything, i took 10mg every other day
    for around 7 months….while i was on it everything got alot better.
    BUT once i stopped (because i was experiencing hair loss) everything
    slowly returned..you will only get long term benefits from accutane
    IF you take it at high dose..

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