Roaccutane Follow-Up Panel

Roaccutane monitoring blood tests designed to help you review liver enzymes, cholesterol, triglycerides, blood count, and creatinine during dermatologist-guided isotretinoin follow-up.

SAR 199.00

For Her, For Him, Laboratory Packages, Roaccutane Monitoring

Roaccutane monitoring Supports regular lab follow-up during Roaccutane or isotretinoin treatment.
• Checks liver enzymes through ALT and AST.
• Reviews cholesterol and triglycerides during acne medication monitoring.
• Includes CBC to help assess blood count patterns.
• Includes creatinine to support kidney-related review.
• Gives your dermatologist clear lab data before treatment continuation or dose review.
• Suitable for patients already using isotretinoin under medical supervision.

Roaccutane monitoring blood tests help your dermatologist follow treatment with clearer safety markers.

This panel focuses on the lab indicators doctors commonly request during isotretinoin follow-up. It reviews liver enzymes, blood lipids, blood count, and creatinine in one concise package.

If you use Roaccutane for acne, your doctor may need these results before continuing treatment, adjusting the dose, or checking how your body responds. SWISSLAB provides this panel in Jeddah with private handling and clear reporting.

This package may suit you if you currently use Roaccutane, isotretinoin, or similar acne medication under dermatologist supervision.
It may also help if your doctor asked you to check liver enzymes, cholesterol, triglycerides, CBC, or creatinine before starting treatment, during follow-up, or before changing the dose.
You should not use this panel to self-manage isotretinoin. Your dermatologist should guide treatment and timing.

This package includes 6 selected tests:

• Total Cholesterol
• Triglycerides (TG)
• Alanine Aminotransferase (ALT)
• Aspartate Aminotransferase (AST)
• Complete Blood Count (CBC)
• Creatinine in Serum

Fast for 8 to 12 hours before your appointment
You may drink water during fasting.
Tell the lab team if you take isotretinoin, liver-related medication, cholesterol medication, supplements, vitamins, antibiotics, or any acne treatment.
Do not stop Roaccutane or any prescribed medication unless your dermatologist tells you to. Bring your doctor’s request or previous results if available.

Your results can help your dermatologist review how your body responds during isotretinoin treatment.
ALT and AST help review liver enzyme activity. Cholesterol and triglycerides help assess lipid changes that may occur during treatment. CBC gives blood count context. Creatinine helps review kidney-related indicators.
Your doctor should compare these results with your dose, symptoms, treatment duration, medical history, and previous lab results.

This package does not replace dermatologist follow-up.

Review your results with your doctor before continuing, stopping, or changing your Roaccutane dose.
Isotretinoin needs medical supervision, especially if you have liver disease, abnormal cholesterol, diabetes, pregnancy risk, severe side effects, or current medication use.
Contact your doctor promptly if you develop severe headache, mood changes, vision problems, abdominal pain, yellowing of the skin, severe dryness, or unusual symptoms.

Why do I need blood tests during Roaccutane treatment?
Your doctor may monitor liver enzymes, cholesterol, triglycerides, blood count, and creatinine to support safer treatment follow-up.

Does this panel include liver tests?
Yes. It includes ALT and AST.

Does it include cholesterol testing?
Yes. It includes total cholesterol and triglycerides.

Do I need to fast?
Yes. Fast for 8 to 12 hours unless your doctor gives different instructions.

Can I use this package without a dermatologist?
You should use it as part of a dermatologist-supervised treatment plan.

Should I stop Roaccutane before the test?
Do not stop or change your medication unless your dermatologist tells you to.