Which should I apply first between Retinol and discoloration serum containing tranexamic acid and kojic acid?

Thank you for your question.Differin gel (generic name is adapalene) is a retinoid, which is stronger then retinol serums. Mixing the two products may cause irritation or redness, so I highly recommend applying a test spot to the side of your jawline and monitor for any reaction prior to...

Thank you for your question.No there should not be any problems or interactions with alternating nights of using tretinoin and OTC retinol serums. Results may take longer as the frequency of tretinoin is lowered. I highly recommend you consult with a board certified dermatologist regarding any ...

Thank you for your question.There is no guarantee of preventing topical medication from traveling to different areas, however, sometimes a thin layer of vaseline to the eyebrows prior to applying Retin-A to the forehead may help prevent the medication from migrating. I highly recommend you ...

Thank you for your question.A higher dose of tretinoin may provide results since the lower dose isn't working. With that being said, a higher dose of tretinoin may not be effective and changing the medication altogether may be warranted. I highly recommend you consult with a board certified...

Thank you for your question.A common side effect of Retin-A cream is photosensitivity, where the skin is easily irritated by the sun and sunburns can occur frequently. I highly recommend you consult with a board certified dermatologist to have your skin evaluated and to discuss treatment options...

Thank you for your question.A common side effect of retinoid therapy (Retin-A creams or gels) is redness, irritation, dryness, or peeling. I would stop the Retin-A and apply moisturizer twice a day. I highly recommend you consult with a board certified dermatologist to have your skin evaluated...