Retin a Application... Ok to Blend?

Topical retinoids such as Differin, Tazorac, and Retin A can be stored at room temperature and do not need to be refrigerated.

Both Renin-A and Renova have the same active ingredient, tretinoin.  Renova has some moisturizers in it and tends to have a more elegant feel.  Renova also tends to be more expensive.  Renova is a 0.02% tretinoin formulation while Retin-A comes in 0.025, 0.05, and 0.1%.  As...

In patients with rosacea, retinoids can be aggravating if to much product is used and retinoid formulation is too harsh for your skin. If you have been using retinol for years with no problems, then you will likely be more tolerable of tretinoin/retin-A as your skin has already...

Decreasing the frequency of RetinA application to 2 to 3 times a week should still allow you to maintain the results you have achieved.  If you feel that you are no longer getting the same results with decreased usage, you can always go back to using it daily. Make sure to always apply it...

Of course it is always best to consult with your physician with any questions or concerns you may have about a prescription. There is no harm in using retin-a on a daily basis if your skin is not red or irritated. If you feel like your skin is irritated you can use retin-a a few times a...

Make sure to have your skin properly addressed by a dermatologist to determine the best option for you. Starting with a retin-A and a good moisturizer is important (olive oil is not a good moisturizer). Fraxel or a resurfacing laser like Profractional can also be quite beneficial for you. You...