Can you use Retin A on your eyelids? Will it improve the texture of loose crepey eyelid skin? I use it on my face and tolerate it very well -- no irritation or redness and I love the healthy glow I have from it. Would love it to have the same effect on my eyelids which look very dull by comparison.
November 3, 2016
Answer: Topic retin-A is an effective product to use on lower eyelid skin Topic retin-A is an effective product to use on lower eyelid skin. Retin A or tretinoic acid containing products can be used on lower eyelid skin to help with skin texture and improvement. However, caution should be taken to not get it in the eyes and since the lower eyelid skin is thinner than the remaining face and typically more sensitive, one should use a lower strength and smaller amounts. In addition, retin-a can be drying to the lower eyelid skin which could result in irritation and consideration should be given to only using the product a couple of times a week. A moisturizer may also be used on the lower eyelids to help when using retin-a.
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November 3, 2016
Answer: Topic retin-A is an effective product to use on lower eyelid skin Topic retin-A is an effective product to use on lower eyelid skin. Retin A or tretinoic acid containing products can be used on lower eyelid skin to help with skin texture and improvement. However, caution should be taken to not get it in the eyes and since the lower eyelid skin is thinner than the remaining face and typically more sensitive, one should use a lower strength and smaller amounts. In addition, retin-a can be drying to the lower eyelid skin which could result in irritation and consideration should be given to only using the product a couple of times a week. A moisturizer may also be used on the lower eyelids to help when using retin-a.
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Answer: Retin A Retin A will help improve crepey skin of the eyelids.It takes time. Chemical peels will also help crepey eyelid skin.
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Answer: Retin A Retin A will help improve crepey skin of the eyelids.It takes time. Chemical peels will also help crepey eyelid skin.
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