My dermatologist told me to use 5% benzoyl peroxide and clindamycin at night and then use tretinoin in the morning, but the directions told me to use tretinoin at night. Should I stick with what my dermatologist said or should I maybe swap the prescriptions and use the benzoyl peroxide and clindamycin in the morning and tretinoin at night?
Answers (2)
From board-certified doctors and trusted medical professionals
Hi abbeyo1!Please do not to anything to your skin for 6 months after you stop the use of Accutane. Your skin is extremely fragile, sensitive and reactive. There is not a licensed professional that will be willing to treat you until 6 months post Accutane usage. During this time, baby your skin...
After 6 months, I recommend a non hydroquinone based product solely or alternating with a hydroquinone based product. Sclerovase is a product that contains pine bark extract and phytic acid. It is used extensively in the hyperpigmented skin after sclerotherapy and we use it extensively for...
You can. However, it is important to use some products that are specifically developed to reduce hyperpigmentation in the legs: Scleroquin plus and Sclerovase. Scleroquin is hydroquinone based and Sclerovase is non-hydroquinone based. Apply Scleroquin plus in the evening and Sclerovase in the...