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Effect of Different Diets on Isotretinoin Users to Serum Lipid Levels
This research was planned to prevent secondary hyperlipidemia, which may occur due to isotretinoin used in the treatment of severe acne, with diet. There will be three different groups and followed for 12 weeks. Groups will be; Mediterranean Diet, Low Cholesterol Diet (\<200 mg/day) and the Control Group.
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