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Low-Dose Isotretinoin is Effective in Adult Acne Vulgaris

E. H. Nichols, Marius Rademaker

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Low-dose isotretinoin reduced the number of acne lesions in adult patients with acne vulgaris beginning at 4 weeks and continuing through 32 weeks, with 40% of patients remaining acne free for 3 years. This article discusses data from an unpublished follow-up study that evaluated low-dose isotretinoin for the treatment of adult acne.

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Low-dose isotretinoin reduced the number of acne lesions in adult patients with acne vulgaris beginning at 4 weeks and continuing through 32 weeks, with 40% of patients remaining acne free for 3 years. This article discusses data from an unpublished follow-up study that evaluated low-dose isotretinoin for the treatment of adult acne.

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Low-dose isotretinoin reduced the number of acne lesions in adult patients with acne vulgaris beginning at 4 weeks and continuing through 32 weeks, with 40% of patients remaining acne free for 3 years. This article discusses data from an unpublished follow-up study that evaluated low-dose isotretinoin for the treatment of adult acne.

Key concepts: Acne, Isotretinoin, Medicine, Dermatology

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