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Thanks for your interesting question. I would wonder why that sounds like something that would be helpful? Retin-a is a milder form of Tazorac in a way, so if you need a lot of help with acne and have fairly oily skin, Retin-a might not be strong enough for you. I would just stick with your dermatologist's recommendations, and I don't think mixing a less-strong and a more-strong retinoid would make much of a difference. Best of luck!
Ultra-Violate Rays is responsible for a majority of the reduction in skin laxity. Adding a vitamin-A derivative, such as Tazorac Gel has shown to produce: 1. Vitamin A ( Retinoids) Speeds up Cell turnover “Collagen Stimulator” Improves Acne and Oil Production Reverses sun damage ...
Thank you for your question and photographs.Tazorac is an effective treatment, but side effects of dryness and irritation is common. Some individuals cannot tolerate Tazorac. With that being said, I generally recommend to start retinoids every other night or for sensitive skin, 2 times a week....
Thanks for your question. A month of therapy is not really long enough to see much difference in your skin, but it also depends on what kind of acne scarring you are experiencing. If your scarring is very superficial and mild, you might expect some improvement after many months...