Why not buy at your derma clinic?

earlier this month i went to klinik dr ko in ttdi. my mind was set on getting accutane because i was fed up with my skin conditions. the moment i was seated in front of the doctor i just told him i wanted accutane and nothing else. i left the office with 35 pills of accutane (purple ones, perhaps 20mg?) where i have to take 2 pills for the first five days and one pill for the next 30 days. he also prescribed me antibiotics which i'm supposed to take 2 everyday. altogether, they cost me rm330.

the doctor assured me that in future months he will prescribe me dosage which i can take every few days instead of everyday so i don't have to spend so much. it depends on how my skin improves of course.

not sure... in the receipt that i got it doesn't mention any consultation fees tho. i don't think there is any problem changing doctors as long as you told the new one how much you've been prescribed before.

how many months have you been on the medication?

Isotretinoin blocks your oil gland from functioning. If you don't change your lifestyle, you'll be stuck to it for a long time until your oil glands are goners. Then you'll be stuck with another thing that supposed to function like your oil glands.

In another words, you'll be taking meds to stop your glands from functioning. Then when it's totally dysfunctional, you need another med to do what your dysfunctional glands are supposed to do.

Yeaaa......that's what I hear from everyone lol. No worries, my biggest customers now are those isotretinoin victims or dysfunctional oil glands. Love them cause they're stuck with me for life 

BTW, it'll look uglier than pimples. Guys usually don't bother how they look by then, but ladies tend to pay 5 to 10 times the price of isotretinoin to remedy the damage it has done.

I can't suggest item names or solutions because I don't know you condition. You need to learn your own skin condition, type & what's the possible causes.

Isotretinoin shrinks the human oil gland. So your skin can't produce oil that clogs up your pores & causes inflammation. A little bit of oil is necessary but overproduction of oil is a problem. So the question is, why is it overproducing oil? You need to learn what's the function of oil or sebum for our skin besides causing pimples. It's like our saliva, our sweat, urine or acid in our stomach. Our body produces all those for a good reason (and of course overproduction is bad as usual). So when human tries to be funny & defy nature by stopping it entirely. Naturally our body will start to deform.

Usually when you take isotretinoin, they'll sell antibiotics or some antibacterial stuff to you. Why? This is to prevent bacteria from causing the pimples. Do you notice some people with non-oily or dry skin also has pimples? So for these kinda people, they don't need isotretinoin cause obviously their pimple isn't caused by oil clogging their pores. It's caused by bacteria.

Those are the few factors & causes. Once you understand your condition & identified the cause, then only look for right solution. Not just hentam take whatever other people take or recommend.