Hello, Retin-A is the cream with which we have the longest history and the most information. It is available as a generic and is therefore less expensive. It works well on mild wrinkles and improves skin tone and pigment.
Do anti-wrinkle creams that promise instant smoothing and noticeable reduction in fine lines really work?
Hello, Retin-A is the cream with which we have the longest history and the most information. It is available as a generic and is therefore less expensive. It works well on mild wrinkles and improves skin tone and pigment.
I cannot answer if it is the "most" effective cream for wrinkles because every cream reacts differently for each individual and results vary. However, Retin A is one of the most effective topical creams for photoaging, i.e. aging as a result of sun damage. The reason why most dermatologists recommend... more
The topical retinoids are by far the most clinically effective wrinkles creams available. They can work long term and results are often immediate after several weeks of use. The strength of the retinoid plays a major role in the short and long term effectiveness of the retinoid.
Retin-A products are good for fighting superficial rhytides, or wrinkles, and are applied topically as prescribed by your physician. The downside is they often cause redness and superficial peeling of the skin, and often take weeks to months to show any changes. Antioxidant products like Prevage are nice and... more
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18 Sep 2007
You will find the best ingredients in the best wrinkle creams. Look for anti-wrinkle products with these four ingredients that I recommend: Matrixyl - a peptide that boosts collagen production Alpha Hydroxy Acids (AHA’s) - speed up cellular turnover and rejuvenate the skin Retinoids - improve fine lines and wrinkles, as well as lessen sun damage Sunscreen! - Choose a zinc oxide-based sunscreen because it provides broad-spectrum sun protection without chemicals, and zinc works as an anti-inflammatory on the skin as well