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Hi, It would have been great if you have mentioned for what reason you are using these creams. Anyways, Using aziderm and retinA together is not a good decision as the skin may feel more irritated. You can use aziderm 10% in the morning and retinA 0.025% in the night depending upon your condition. Kindly meet a board certified expert.
Thank you for your question. Yes the two topicals can be used on the face, but I do not recommend applying them together at the same time because both topicals can cause dryness, redness, irritation, peeling, etc. In my experience, applying azelaic acid 20% gel in the morning, and applying Retin-A at night has been effective and also tolerable. I highly recommend you consult with a board certified dermatologist regarding any further questions regarding your skin and treatment. Take care and good luck.
Thanks for your question and helpful photos. It is obvious that you have very lightly pigmented skin, and often as our skin gets more mature with time, the pink blood vessels and redness can show through more prominently. Retin-a is wonderful for helping with fine lines and...
Thanks for your question. I would definitely see your board certified dermatologist and make sure you are not dealing with an underlying problem rather than not being sure if the retin-a is making your skin lighter. The retinoids don't really have a lot to do with pigment, and people...
Hairloss is caused by many things, but Retin-A is definitely not one of them. It's not a side effect of this, no matter the strength you use. "This answer has been solicited without seeing this patient and cannot be held as true medical advice, but only opinion. Seek in-person treatment with a ...
