Retin-A and hyaluronic acid together?

Great question! Some skin types can tolerate Retin-A very well, however eyelids are can be very sensitive. Like Dr. Riehm said, the eyelid skin is very thin and Retin-A can irritate the area very easily and that does not feel good. I have never used the product that Dr. Riehm suggested, but ...

Thanks for you question and posting pictures.  Based on your age, I would like to try something completely non-invasive first.  The skin around and under the eye is very thin and we never suggest using a Retin A or Retinol in this area.  We suggest a physician grade topical from PCA Skin call...

If you are using retinoid creams, you may experience dryness and irritation that is commonly referred to as the ‘retinoid reaction.’ In our office, we recommend Elevase Moisture Booster to help reduce the dryness and to improve the skin’s natural moisture barrier function. Elevase contains ceram...

Ideally you would apply the Retin-A in the evenings to bare skin. However, if your incredibly dry and flaky, it is ok to buffer it by applying a moisturizer prior. It can take the skin 12-16 weeks to fully adjust to Retin-A so we suggest starting with 3 nights a week and work up from there so...

No one can tell you if mixing Retin A with moisturizers decreases the potency of the Retin A, or not. No good studies have been published on this bit of home chemistry. If you are concerned about dryness, use a lower strength Retin A, or, use a moisturizer the next morning

Hello, Thanks for your query.It is common for people to experience redness and peeling after retinol use. if by mistake you used larger quantity it acts as chemical peel and heals by 4-7 days. During this period protect your skin from sun exposure to prevent pigmentation.