I am currently using skinmedica TNS serum. I want to incorporate Retin-A and skinmedica Lytera 2.0 for dark spots. What order do I use them in for best absorption and results?
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Thank you for your question.I would stop your topical creams because the current regimen might be a little too much for your skin. I highly recommend you seek medical attention from a board certified dermatologist to address and treat the redness and irritation that has occurred. Take care and...
You can definitely dilute your retin-a, but it will not be of much benefit at that low concentration. Retin-a is a vitamin A derivative, and the only time we as board certified dermatologists don't recommend it is when someone is pregnant or breastfeeding, in the very unlikely event it...
Hello and thank you for your question and photo. Face to face evaluation of your skin is optimal to adequately assess the red marks that I see on your cheeks and chin. As for acne treatment, there are other topical and oral medications that can be used in conjunction with tretinoin 0.1% cream. ...