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The app is free to download, but it costs $4.99 to submit a photo for review. 'Suddenly, that 38-day window becomes very relevant.'

'One third of those patients will die,' Buka says. But it can take as little as one month for melanoma to penetrate the epidermis - at which point the chance of survival goes down to 66 percent, Buka says.

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According to a 2006 study by the American Academy of Dermatology, it takes an average of 38 days to set up a skin cancer screening. He guarantees a response within 24 hours-a promise that inspired him to create the app in the first place. Bobby Buka, a dermatologist who, for the time being, personally screens every submission.

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I will try to update every month, so hopefully itвЂ™ll be helpful to you.The app was developed by Dr. IвЂ™ve had terrible skin before, so these little pimples are bearable and IвЂ™m trying to be positive and hopeful that these will disappear very soon. However, other than that I had no side effects like body/muscle aches or rash or severe dryness. IвЂ™m breaking out a little bit with red pimples that has white nodule inside. I had a lot of scars on my cheeks, one of the issues that we are targeting to fix, so hopefully that improves. IвЂ™m giving my cheeks pictures for better understanding.

I was given Claravis for 40 mg per day for now and I started on it on the 21st March. Usually the lab results take two days to be ready, so from now on I will make sure to make advanced appointments first at the Quest Diagnostics, then IвЂ™ll go to the dermatologist two days later that way IвЂ™ll still have three days in my hands to pick up the medicine. The authorization of insurance actually took longer for me, but fortunately my dermatologist was excellent and made sure that I was able to pick it up last minute before my deadline. If I miss for any reason like letвЂ™s say, my insurance took longer to authorize the medicine, then IвЂ™ll have to wait twelve days to start the cycle all over again! The day I do the routine blood test, that counts as the first day, so from that day to next seventh day, I MUST pick up the medicine from the pharmacy. HereвЂ™s the craziest part: thereвЂ™s a deadline for the medicine to be picked up from the pharmacy. This cycle has to b followed every month for the entire course of the medication. That day he did my pregnancy test and gave me a blood test requisition form that I would need right before I came next time.Д«asically, in order to get the Accutane, I need to to do a routine blood test, then follow up to the dermatologist who checks the blood results to make sure IвЂ™m not pregnant, then prescribes it, then I need to go online to iPLEDGE system to answer comprehensive questions swearing that IвЂ™m taking two forms of birth control and I will not get pregnant, finally when IвЂ™m done with those, the system will automatically send the prescription to the pharmacy. I went to see him sometime in the 2nd week of February and he told me that I had to wait a month to actually start on the medicine. I went to my dermatologist and after evaluating my skin, he agreed to prescribe me, but made me understand about the tedious journey that I was about to start. You name a treatment and I probably tried it, so I finally wanted to go for Accutane. I had acne since 8th grade, and now IвЂ™m 20.