Accutane and tanning?

Two things:

1) I would call your derm and ask.
2) While in Punta Cana, I would simply wear SPF 45, wear a big hat, and
reapply the sunscreen frequently to all exposed areas.

n wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I stopped Accutane 2 months ago now, my skin is still awesome. But
now i
> need to get a tan in a tanning booth before leaving for punta cana
and was
> wondering for how long does the skin stays sensitive to light? I.E.
Will I
> get burn real badly?
>
> Thanks
 >> Stay informed about: Accutane and tanning? 

"n" <n.DeleteThis@n.n> wrote in news:dF5gd.13$dd6.33486@weber.videotron.net:

> Hi,
>
> I stopped Accutane 2 months ago now, my skin is still awesome. But now i
> need to get a tan in a tanning booth before leaving for punta cana and was
> wondering for how long does the skin stays sensitive to light? I.E. Will I
> get burn real badly?
>
> Thanks
>
>

for several months after you finish. And because your skin thins out so much
on accutane, espically if your on it for the full five months, the cancer
risk is much higher.
 >> Stay informed about: Accutane and tanning? 

I have a simple solution, stay out of the sun. Your skin rot and you'll
have a face full of pits.
"n" <n DeleteThis @n.n> wrote in message news:dF5gd.13$dd6.33486@weber.videotron.net...
> Hi,
>
> I stopped Accutane 2 months ago now, my skin is still awesome. But now i
> need to get a tan in a tanning booth before leaving for punta cana and was
> wondering for how long does the skin stays sensitive to light? I.E. Will I
> get burn real badly?
>
> Thanks
>
>
 >> Stay informed about: Accutane and tanning?