I've been taking isotroin 10 mg for my acne, and I'm worried it might dry out my hair. Is that something I should be concerned about? If it does cause dryness, are there any ways to prevent it?

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yes Isotretinoin would cause dryness for which u can arganoil based hairserum or soo no need to worry it causes no complication.

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I've been taking isotroin 10 mg for my acne, and I'm worried it might dry out my hair. Is that something I should be concerned about? If it does cause dryness, are there any ways to prevent it?

yes Isotretinoin would cause dryness for which u can arganoil based hairserum or soo no need to worry it causes no complication.

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