Hi. I have been using Retin-A for almost one year now, with the hope it would help with my uneven skin tone and blemishes. I heard Retin-A thins the skin. The skin on my forehead has thinned out a lot and looks wrinkled and awful! I don't see how I can have this problem reversed without Botox. I don't want Botox, I'm only 20!
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Tretinoin and Hydroquinone can both be used on the eyelids to reduce wrinkles and improve color. Since these are both prescription items in the US, it is advisable that you do this under the supervision of a physician knowledgeable about both medications and who can address problems such as...
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Retin-a comes in three strengths, 0.025%, 0.05%, and 0.1%. It is best to start out at the lowest dose and work your way up to the 0.1% dose. The burning, peeling and dryness should only last for a few days after each application. When you apply the cream and no longer get a...