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That's the one I am speaking of. I wasn't sure I could post where it came from on here so PM'd all that inquired about it. Thanks for the post!:)

Sorry to hear that you've had a less than satisfactory outcome. But it does sometimes take more than 1 or 2 syringes. It is best to have enough cash on hand to purchase more syringes than you need just to be safe. An good injector will always inject on the cautious side and let your injected area sit for a few weeks to see the result before injecting more if you need it. Sounds to me like you will need more to see the result you want. Good luck to you!

Thanks for the compliment:) It can be rough going for a few weeks with retin-a but keep at it and you'll be glad you did!

Thanks very much for the compliment! Yes, do keep going...you won't regret it. But just remember to take it slow, when you experience redness or irritation, stop in the areas that are irritated until it subsides and then start applying again. It's merely the skin getting used to retin-a and typically subsides after a few months. Around the mouth area is where I experiened this the most. Now, I don't get any irritation, even with nightly application.

I actually purchase retin-a cream from an online pharmacy out of India and have been using the same place since day one. Only $3.50 a tube...