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Accutane is prescribed to treat such types of acne as blackheads, whiteheads, nodules, papules, cysts and pustules. Accutane is usually recommended only after other methods proved inefficient and you need to talk to your dermatologist in advance. Women of child bearing potential must not use this drug as it causes deadly birth defects in unborn babies. Female patients are therefore required to sign an agreement and use two reliable methods of birth control while they are taking this medicine. Accutane is effective for most patients. The treatment usually takes up to 5 months and the acne is cleared up permanently.

Accutane is sometimes prescribed to children younger than 12, although there are some risks associated with such treatment. In some cases Accutane has been reported to cause osteoporosis because the bones become thinner. It’s important to discuss with your health care provider all the risks and benefits of giving Accutane to your child, as there are many factors that need to be taken into consideration. Take this drug exactly as directed, without skipping doses or increasing them to achieve the necessary results sooner.

Brand names: Accutane, Amnesteem, Claravis, Sotret, Accutane Roche, Amnesteem (Mylan), Claravis (Barr), Decutan (Actavis), Isotane (Pacific Pharmaceuticals), Sotret (Ranbaxy), Oratane (Genepharm Australasia) or Roaccutane (Roche), Izotek