I'm 22 years old and have very fair skin. I didn't use to wear sunglasses or use sunscreen when I was a teen. Now I have wrinkles around my eyes which are visible when I laugh. I've started to use Retin-A 0.25% two weeks ago. My skin tolerates it very well and is so soft now. But will it disappear my crow feet if I'll use it in long terms.
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December 29, 2011
Answer: Long-Term Use of RetinA Improves Fine Lines and Wrinkles
Your Retin-A is still working for you even though you are not peeling. Continue using it and sunscreen.
You could consider in-office treatments that would boost the effects of your creams. Chemical peels, microdermabrasion, IPL, Thermage and laser treatments stimulate more...
As Retin A can sensitize the skin in many patients, the addition of other irritants to the skin such as facial waxing or chemical peels may potentiate an irritant facial dermatitis. It is important to consult with a board certified dermatologist while on any topical retinoids so the...
Many patients combine Retin A and Finacea in their skin care regimen as each has a different mechanism of action. In many cases, Finacea would be applied in the morning and Retin A in the evening. As always, I recommend being evaluated by a board certified dermatologist so an...