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Retin-A can help improve minor superficial issues with the surface of the skin, but in my opinion, it will not help with sagging around the jowls. An examination of you would provide more information in order to give you advice as to specific treatments that might be of benefit to you.
Thank you for your question. A combination approach would give the most improvement. Deep wrinkles and smile lines can be improved with a combination of Botox and/or fillers for the lines themselves and to build anatomical support with Sculptra for collagen building. Ultherapy is a great skin tightening device, but works best in combination with other treatments like J Plasma, RF treatments, lasers, microneedling/PRP, salt facials, Cosmelan for skin tightening and improve skin tone. I recommend getting a formal evaluation with an expert. Best, Dr. Emer
Thank you for your question.An in-person evaluation needs to be done to examine your face and neck to determine the best treatment plan for you. Prescription retinoids are effective in minimizing fine lines and wrinkles. I highly recommend you consult with a board certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon to have your skin evaluated and to discuss appropriate treatment options that best suit your needs. Take care and good luck.
Hello and thank you for your question. As for Retin-A use after taking isotretinoin, I would recommend gradual increase in frequency to minimize irritation of your skin. You can start using the medication if you see new breakouts. I would also recommend a consultation by a board certified...
Thank you for your question and photograph.I recommend avoiding anything to your eyelids until the redness and irritation resolves. The eyelids are very sensitive and the skin is naturally thin. So retinols or retinoids can be too aggressive in this area. I highly recommend you consult with a ...
Thanks for your question, it is very interesting! I wouldn't think the tretinoin would have much to do with your sport or training if it is indoors. You would just want to use the tretinion slowly at first, perhaps start once a week at bedtime, and gradually build up use as your skin...