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Isotretinoin and Fractional CO2 laser
Can any patient get a Fractional CO2 laser done while on Isotretinoin 20 mg medication?
Will this cause any problems or will it help the skin get better faster???
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Yes it can be done as per latest guidelines
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Yes .both can be done ... for detailed information do direct online consultation with photos
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Dr. Manoj Srinivas
Dermatologist
13 yrs exp
Bangalore
Earlier it was there that we shouldn't use but according to lastest task force recommendations the fractional ablative and nonablative lasers can be used safely among patients on isotretinoin
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