what were your thoughts about chatting to dr tamara?she put my mind at rest and i might go on roaccutane. it is good you spoke to her, you have not spoken to anybody about your acne for awhile. about four years, it was nice for her to put my mind at rest. cute! big smile. do you guys have one thing that you would say to someone suffering with acne? go to the doctor, if the doctor does not give you the answer you want, go to another and keep asking, ask for a referral to the dermatologist if the medication is not working. you are never alone ‘ there is always someone else out there suffering, try to find someone to talk to, even if they do not have acne. don't pick your spots — it leaves you with so many scars. every time i get a new spot, i don't touch it. look how beautiful that is. thanks. do you like it? yes. it has been amazing to meet so many inspiring people along this acne journey, who all have great ways of dealing with their acne to make themselves feel better. you can talk to your doctor and see what treatments are available,

nailed any solutions despite putting on a brave face, so i have decided to put her in contact with dr tamaraen years now. i saw a dermatologist and was offered roaccutane but we decided it was not the best thing for me, so i was wondering if there were any alternatives. every patient is different, i am meeting you for the first time but roaccutane may be a treatment option for someone with your skin type, but it is notjust your skin, it is the emotional side and anxiety. there are lots of options. do you think there will ever be a cure for acne? in many patients, roaccutane or isotretinoin can cure the acne, turn it off and it does not come back, but not all. we always live in hope of a cure. i have heard things about diet, skin care, that that affects acne. is there any truth behind that? whether or not one develops acne is pretty much genetically determined, but there are outside factors. stress can trigger it, you need strategies to manage it so that you feel happy that it is acceptable and you are coping with the condition rather than its ruining your life. thank you for talking to me. t