Roaccutane also known as Accutane and Istotretinoin is a retinoid (form of vitamin A) taken by mouth that acts to loosen excess skin cells and reduce sebum secretion.
Roaccutane is prescribed for severe types of acne, or acne that is at risk of causing permanent scarring.
Roaccutane is prescribed and must be supervised by a skin specialist (dermatologist).
Laura B
4th May, 09
Try Elizabeth Arden 8 hour cream for dry chapped lips – also there is this australian stuff – pawpaw lip balm – amazing !works a treat !!
Hope these work for you – they did for me !
atJonathan
1st Nov, 09
Ok so I have now tried every single different lip balm my local chemist warehouse had and I have found that “Lucas’ Pawpaw Ointment” helps the most.
atfatima
28th Dec, 09
hey there, where can i get ‘Roaccutane’ frm .
atVivi
28th Dec, 09
Hi Fatima,
You need to go to your GP who will refer you to a skin specialist, a dermatologist at your local hospital. They may prescribe roaccutane to you. Alternatively you can go privately and if so look up the dermatologists in your area and call one up.
Good luck.
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