Stopping Birth Control? Do THIS Firs

Thinking about stopping birth control pills? If you’re using the pill to help control acne, talk with your dermatologist before you stop. Acne can flare after coming off birth control, but you may be able to prevent or minimize that flare by starting another acne treatment in advance rather than waiting for breakouts to return.

Planning ahead can make a big difference! 💗

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12 Comments

  1. Doesn’t matter how many times I pee before a trip, I always still have to pee when we’re on the road!!!😂😆🤣

    1. This was me too 😂 We train our body to send the “need to go” signal much more often when we “go just in case”.

    2. ​@MadameSarah❤😂 so true. I’ve intentionally dehydrated myself when knowing i wouldn’t be able to go for hours. My husband gets annoyed with me, but its soo much easier for men! Different equipment, they can go anywhere! 😂🤣

  2. What an example … you darling with that poker face advices .. you always crack me up … but thanks once again for your posts and existence…. I owe you A Lot for the best skincare advices

    1. Right, but if you’re on BCP, you won’t be pregnant. (They always do a pregnancy test anyway before prescribing isotret)

  3. Even with a dermatologist, it takes 6-8 weeks to get a non-urgent appointment. Lining stuff up like this sounds good in theory but is nearly impossible to do in real life.

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