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VI Peel and Retin-a?

How long afterwards can i continue use of Retin-A ,also had facial one Week after peel

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Using Retin -A after a Vi Peel

November 21st, 2012
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In my practice I usually tell patients that they can resume application of Retin A or other retinoids 1 week after a Vi Peel assuming that the peeling has stopped at that time.  We usually advise patients to stop the retinoid 3 days before a facial.  Always check with the person who is treating you.

Dina D. Strachan, MD


New York Dermatologist
3.3 out of 5 stars 10 reviews

November 21st, 2012

Using Retin -A after a Vi Peel

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In my practice I usually tell patients that they can resume application of Retin A or other retinoids 1 week after a Vi Peel assuming that the peeling has stopped at that time.  We usually advise patients to stop the retinoid 3 days before a facial.  Always check with the person who is treating you.


New York Dermatologist

Hello

November 15th, 2012
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We usually tell our patients to wait at least 2 weeks before starting Retin-A. Each practice is different you should ask the doctor that applied the peel.

 

Stuart B. Kincaid, MD, FACS (in memoriam)

Stuart B. Kincaid, MD, FACS (in memoriam)
Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeon
3.3 out of 5 stars 9 reviews

November 15th, 2012

Hello

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We usually tell our patients to wait at least 2 weeks before starting Retin-A. Each practice is different you should ask the doctor that applied the peel.

 

Stuart B. Kincaid, MD, FACS (in memoriam)
Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeon

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