My dermatologist recommended using clindamycin gel and isotration tablets for my pimples and scars. Ive been using them for 12 days, but my skin has become more oily, and I havent seen much improvement. In fact, my acne seems to be getting worse. Should I stop using the gel and tablets?

Concerns about Clindamycin gel and Isotretinoin tablet._Possible Reasons for Oily Skin and Lack of Improvement:_1. _Initial breakout_: Isotretinoin can cause an initial flare-up of acne.2. _Hormonal adjustments_: Isotretinoin can affect hormone levels, leading to increased oil production.3. _Clindamycin gel_: Can cause skin dryness, but in some cases, may increase oil production._Recommended Next Steps:_1. _Consult your dermatologist_: Discuss your concerns and the lack of improvement.2. _Do not stop medication abruptly_: Consult your dermatologist before stopping or adjusting treatment.3. _Consider adjustments to treatment_: Your dermatologist may adjust the dosage or recommend additional treatments to control oil production and acne._Maintain Good Skincare Habits:_1. _Use non-comedogenic products_: Avoid products that clog pores.2. _Keep your skin clean_: Gently wash your face twice a day.3. _Avoid picking or popping pimples_: This can lead to further inflammation and scarring.