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Isotretinoin

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Oct 27, 2026

Deplorable JanetHOST
25:52
Or a recent...
Deplorable JanetHOST
25:55
Treatment with an isotretinoin, which is like acne medication.
Deplorable JanetHOST
26:02
It used to be like Accutane.
Deplorable JanetHOST
26:04
They took that out of the market, but there's a couple of other ones that are still on the market.
Deplorable JanetHOST
26:14
Or guess what? Any product with a retinoid, if you use retinoids of any kind, you should never do microneedling.

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Deplorable JanetHOST
50:28
So they have no idea whatsoever.
Deplorable JanetHOST
50:31
what is going to happen and since we are all different and our body chemistry is so different our makeup individually is so different from the next person that how in the world would you know if you got deathly ill after this would you put two and two together that it was from your microneedling
NicoleGUEST
50:55
Well, and again, as we talked about, I think in the beginning of the episode, you mentioned something about Accutane.
Thais AliabadiHOST
25:22
Let me put you on doxycycline.
Thais AliabadiHOST
25:23
Let me put you on Accutane.
Thais AliabadiHOST
25:25
You complain of hair loss, let me give you minoxidil, do the red light therapy.
Thais AliabadiHOST
25:30
I have, I mean, and the list goes on and on, but no one really addresses this metabolic dysfunction that is the first, it's the start of all this.
Ken BerryHOST
5:38
The next is the synthetic vitamin A analogs used to treat severe acne.
Ken BerryHOST
5:44
You've probably heard of Accutane in the past, and this is not real vitamin A. It's a synthetic, a fake vitamin A analog, and it can cause a substantial amount of hair loss in some people who take it for severe acne.
Ken BerryHOST
5:58
There are actually many, many brands.
Ken BerryHOST
6:00
I'm gonna put a link down below to all the different brands that are sold in different countries.
Chris TaylorGUEST
5:05
I love the fact that beauty products make you feel a certain way.
Chris TaylorGUEST
5:09
Definitely when I was suffering with acne at such an early age in my life, and I saw what Roaccutane did to so many of my friends and people that I knew, I didn't want to go down that route.
Chris TaylorGUEST
5:20
So I wanted to find kind of natural solutions.
Chris TaylorGUEST
5:22
And it actually took me to being a Saturday boy in a very conservative shop at 17 years old, selling beauty products.
Lawn Chair Legends

Lawn Chair Legends

Episode 13

Oct 26 · 2 Mentions

JohnHOST
32:29
So the two guys I think over him and Justin Herbert coming into the league with the pimples, right? And, and so he actually, he looks like he actually has some acne scars on his face.
JohnHOST
32:39
And so apparently he, in the off season, he started taking the prescription Accutane, which is for acne.
JohnHOST
32:48
I remember this in the 90s.
JohnHOST
32:50
Yes.
JohnHOST
34:07
If somebody is just selling a bill of goods of pure crap here, they've done a really good job.
JohnHOST
34:13
I just find it hard to believe that Bo just said, man, I was taking this script and it's messing with me and I'm not anymore.
Sean FergusonHOST
34:20
Well, what is the reason for taking Accutane? Is that just purely an appearance enhancer?
JohnHOST
34:26
It's all about reducing the acne.
Chris PrimoGUEST
41:13
You could try that.
Chris PrimoGUEST
41:15
Have you used Accutane by any chance? Mm-mm.
Chris PrimoGUEST
41:18
No. Wow.
Chris PrimoGUEST
41:19
Um, that surprised me.
Chris PrimoGUEST
41:20
You have a very clear skin.
Chris PrimoGUEST
41:22
So, um, yeah, I mean, Accutane, I asked that cause a lot of people use, uh, Accutane and that, you know, obviously basically kills your sebaceous glands, which, um, can cause like just dry skin, um, and more brittle hair.
Chris PrimoGUEST
41:38
Um, so, uh, yeah, I mean, that was, that was a possibility I would, I would ask, but, um, Yeah, I don't know.
Chris PrimoGUEST
41:46
Like I said before, I know estrogen modulates genes in the skin.
TechieHOST
6:36
Sunscreen is really important.
TechieHOST
6:37
So I can't wait till my Accutane is finished and I can go back to using sunscreen.
TechieHOST
6:42
Oh, let's have a quick look at this view here.
speaker_1GUEST
6:54
Oh shit, grass.
Elliot BewickHOST
53:06
So to finish this pipeline of boys getting medicated to ADHD meds early on, and then you maybe break out in acne when you're going through your teenage years, which pretty normal if you actually think about it.
Elliot BewickHOST
53:20
So then you get put on Accutane.
Elliot BewickHOST
53:21
That drives you absolutely crazy.
Elliot BewickHOST
53:23
And again, these are blanket statements.
TechieHOST
17:56
I'm really pleased that the sun has gone away.
TechieHOST
17:58
It's like a bit cloudy because I am on Accutane and I hate the sun.
TechieHOST
18:04
Oh look the rock is right here.
TechieHOST
18:06
Oh Peter we nearly hit the rocks.
Eric BergHOST
1:42
It's a type of vitamin A.
Eric BergHOST
1:44
And we do know there's this synthetic vitamin A medication used for cystic acne called Accutane, but that has some major side effects.
Eric BergHOST
1:53
But anyway, there's some interesting information on the relationship between vitamin A and styes.
Eric BergHOST
1:59
But if we look at one very interesting thing that can occur with a vitamin A deficiency is that you can get this hyperkeratosis.

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