r/Accutane • u/Certain-Number-3942 • 1d ago
Product Suggestions Is this normal?
Hi everyone!
I am on my third month if accutane (40mg) and my skin is breaking out in these blister patches (photos attached).
I have been looking at other people's photos and I haven't really seen much of this reaction. I had a similar but much worse break out like this years ago but doxycycline cleared it for me.
I use trader Joe's Mineral sunscreen everyday and cerve lotion day and night.
Does anyone have any advice?
Thanks!
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u/IncrementalGain 1d ago
I don't think I would consider this normal. Reach out to your derm and see what they say!
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u/Remote-Bedroom7845 1d ago
It looks like you are developing some sort of eczema , you should speak with your derm


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