I used Tretinoin for 4 months, maxing out at .1% but I have pimples that need to be "dried out." My Dermatologist gave me Tazorac samples, he said the insurance companies will not pay for it; its a very costly gel, also, he doesn't know how people can afford this product...but people are using it. Walmart's price is $325 for 0.05% . Are there any rebates, coupons, or programs that will make Tazorac affordable? Thanks! Tazorac, medical insurance, coupons, rebates, promotional programs
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Several clinical trials published have compared tazorac/tazarotene 0.1% gel with various formulations of tretinoin. In summary, both are effective in treating acne. Both improved the appearance of acne at the 4, 8, and 12-week time points in one of the studies. In terms of specific outcomes...
As a great Vitamin A derivative, Tazorac can be used nightly or a few times a week. Tazorac can be used as a first layer after cleansing nightly, it will help with fine lines, wrinkles, and prevention of sun damage. If you find yourself being too dry, try mixing your Tazorac cream with a ...
The short answer is yes. The flare up however is transient, lasting only a few weeks at most. This is mostly seen with deep microcytic comedomal acne. Your dermatologist can guide you through the flare up periodAll the best Dr Davin LimLaser DermatologistBrisbane, Australia.
