The wrinkles you are seeing are most likely just temporary effects from the dryness that Retin-A can cause when you first start using it. Retin-A is actually the most powerful wrinkle fighter available. It is a member of the retinoid family, and retinoids have been shown, scientifically, to reduce... more





9 posts
16 Apr 2009
If the wrinkles are under your eyes, from the Retin A, they are probably temporary. Try this, as it's helped me. Take ONE part WHOLE MILK, to ONE part COLD WATER. mix....then dip a cottonball in it. Apply to your under eyes, holding for a few minutes, and re-doing a few times, then apply a moisturizer. Do the other eye. I hope it helps you. If you are using Retin A under your eyes, it isn't recommended (my doctor told me this). But the wrinkles aren't permanent. Let me know how you do.