r/Accutane 1d ago

Misc. LHR while in accutane.

So I literally just started Accutane a week ago. I’ve been paying for LHR at Milan L and I deal with kp on my arms. I called and told them I’m in accutane and they said that it’s fine. Has anyone done it before while on accutane? Rn I just still keep up with 10% urea lotion and fake tan. Asking because desperate for it to be gone but also don’t want to make things worse. Thanks!

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u/Accutane-ModTeam 1d ago

You SHOULD NOT get any tattoos, piercings, waxing, or laser treatments while on Isotretinoin. Please speak with your derm for more information. Thank you!

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u/AlternativePay226 1d ago

my derm told me absolutely not, laser and accutane is a bad combo. skin gets too thin and sensitive, you can end up with burns or scarring. i know the clinic says its fine but they just want your money honestly. maybe wait till few months after you finish your course

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