Very interesting take from my PA injector
NOT MEDICAL ADVICE, JUST SHARING MY EXPERIENCE.
On 10mg 3x per week with minimal side effects. I’ve been on this protocol from day 1 and it’s been about 6 months. My acne has cleared up and it’s now just about reaching cumulative dose at a snail’s pace, mitigating side effects. I finally went to get my Botox recall after putting it off, and I was talking to my injector. She almost didn’t inject me because of the accutane, but I mentioned to her I’m taking daily subcutaneous injections with a larger needle and no issues. She asked what I was injecting and I shared with her my peptide protocol and she lit up. Apparently, she’s researching peptides as one of her areas of interest for a while and she had a lot to say about it. She was actually willing to inject my Botox, despite my accutane use, BECAUSE of my peptides! The KLOW compound contains anti-inflammatory peptides that promote faster healing and lower injury response. I have noticed that my lips have been less chapped, my PIE has been fading faster, my scars are softening, and I’m less UV sensitive than I was when I was on accutane but not on KLOW. She said she would not have treated me had I not been taking this, but because it’s effectively countering the adverse response that accutane can cause with injections, that she was open to doing a less intensive injection protocol than my usual (less units and less injection sites). The outcome was fantastic. She has worked in dermatology for decades and we chatted at length about both accutane and peptides. She is theorizing that research in peptide combo therapy to mitigate accutane side effects is on the horizon. It makes logical sense and is consistent with my personal experience. I am not encouraging anybody here to take peptides (there’s plenty of subs for that), just thought you guys might find this interesting because I definitely did. Do not ask me where to buy peptides.