Can I Use Retin-A Every Night?
Answer: Retin A is Amazing and Can Be Used Daily
Absolutely!! Retin A is the best skin product on the market! Not only does it improve the overall appearance of the skin by increasing skin cell turn over, it also stimulates new collagen. Retin A is the only topical product proven to improve wrinkles. When first beginning to use Retin A, if you experience flaking and irritation, take a break for a couple of days, but don’t stop completely without consulting your dermatologist.
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Answer: Retin A is Amazing and Can Be Used Daily
Absolutely!! Retin A is the best skin product on the market! Not only does it improve the overall appearance of the skin by increasing skin cell turn over, it also stimulates new collagen. Retin A is the only topical product proven to improve wrinkles. When first beginning to use Retin A, if you experience flaking and irritation, take a break for a couple of days, but don’t stop completely without consulting your dermatologist.
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July 30, 2011
Answer: Every night for Retin A?
I generally recommend that Retin A is applied nightly for best results, at least for the first two or three months. If the side effects become intolerable, then I suggest to my paitents that they back off for a night or two. After a few months, I think folks can get by with applications two to three times weekly.
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July 30, 2011
Answer: Every night for Retin A?
I generally recommend that Retin A is applied nightly for best results, at least for the first two or three months. If the side effects become intolerable, then I suggest to my paitents that they back off for a night or two. After a few months, I think folks can get by with applications two to three times weekly.
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Answer: Nightly Retin-A Retin-A can be used nightly or every over night. This will depend on your skin type, condition, and the reason it was prescribed to you. I recommend starting with the lowest effective dose used nightly (or every other night).
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Answer: Nightly Retin-A Retin-A can be used nightly or every over night. This will depend on your skin type, condition, and the reason it was prescribed to you. I recommend starting with the lowest effective dose used nightly (or every other night).
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May 27, 2015
Answer: Retin-A should be used at night
Retin-A and other retinoids should be applied daily. Night time application is favored, since retin-a can get deactivated by sunlight. If you get irritation from the cream, add a moisturizer every night as well.
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May 27, 2015
Answer: Retin-A should be used at night
Retin-A and other retinoids should be applied daily. Night time application is favored, since retin-a can get deactivated by sunlight. If you get irritation from the cream, add a moisturizer every night as well.
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July 27, 2015
Answer: Retin-A works extremely well used regularly
Retin-A, and its related topical medications called retinoids, are best used on a regular basis. Some, to enhance tolerability, may use it every other day, but, in general, it is for once daily use to achieve optimal results. It is not, however, effective as a spot treatment, so regualr use is necessary. Some retinoids are photostable, meaning they can be used with good efficacy during the daytime, if you need some flexibility in using the medication. You should check with your dermatologist to see which preparation you currently have.
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July 27, 2015
Answer: Retin-A works extremely well used regularly
Retin-A, and its related topical medications called retinoids, are best used on a regular basis. Some, to enhance tolerability, may use it every other day, but, in general, it is for once daily use to achieve optimal results. It is not, however, effective as a spot treatment, so regualr use is necessary. Some retinoids are photostable, meaning they can be used with good efficacy during the daytime, if you need some flexibility in using the medication. You should check with your dermatologist to see which preparation you currently have.
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