Retin-a and Injectable Fillers

Retin A stimulates your own collagen over time, while the filler gives you a quick fix. It is peeling that requires you to DC the Retin A to prevent excess irritation. To answer your questions:

1. Want to start using Retin A now, how long should I stop Retin A before getting fillers? Not at all 2. What could happen to you if you did have a reaction from using Retin A in conjunction with fillers? There would not be a reaction related to the combination 3. How soon can you return using Retin A after you have received fillers? That evening.
 

I would not suggest having filler injections if the face is severely irritated from Retin A.

Otherwise, if the face is not irritated, there is no problem getting filler injections. I would hold the Retin A the day before and the day of the injections, but otherwise no problems.

Retin A can cause redness for about 6 weeks.

There is no relationship or contraindication to having a filler while using Retin A