Dr. Maya Halabi-Tawil, Dermatology - One month is a very short time to have results and you may need to have a stronger dosage on the following months you need to check back with the dermatologist that prescribed it to you 

Dr. Maya Halabi-Tawil, Dermatology - No. there are several types of acne scars, the red ones the pigmented ones and the atrophic ones (holes in the skin). there are some solutions though, the atrophic ones being the hardest to ameliorate... Read More

Dr. Maya Halabi-Tawil, Dermatology - roaccutane is not a light treatment. although an excellent treatment for some cases of acne it is not devoid of serious side effects and so only your dermatologist should prescribe it and monitor it. ... Read More

Dr. Maya Halabi-Tawil, Dermatology - No it does not usually cause weight gain, maybe you have some hormonal imbalance which could explain both your acne and weight gain, better to talk to your dermatologist about it 

Dr. Maya Halabi-Tawil, Dermatology - Hello it is possible to relapse after roaccutae especially if it was not given properly eg not the ideal body weight cumulative dose. you should check first with a dermatologist who can alone dec... Read More

Dr. Nemer Charafeddine, Obstetrics & Gynecology - in the majority of cases, acne is the cause of imbalanced hormones, so if you don.t treat the cause , the treatment will basically fail.. polycystic ovarian syndrome can be the cause..

Dr. Maya Halabi-Tawil, Dermatology - Hello, acne has several treatment possibilities and isotretinoin like roaccutane and isosupra should be used as a last resource in case of failure of other treatments or first hand in case of severe s... Read More

Dr. Maya Halabi-Tawil, Dermatology - Sometimes you can expérience transient worsening of acne with your acne treatment,(everything dormant can come out), but if it lasts too long get back to your Dermatologist Cos you could need a strong... Read More