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Retin-A

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Retin-a - 45g(0.01 percent)

Retin-A - 45g(0.05 percent)

Retin-A - 45g(0.1 percent)

Retin-A - 0.04 percent

Retin-A - 0.1 percent


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Product Info

Information About Retin-A - Acne Treatment Medication

Retin-A (tretinoin topical) is a topical cream that is rich in vitamin A and helps to fight teenage acne and adult acne; it also works to improve the appearance and the health of the skin.

How Does Retin-A Work?

Retin-A works by letting the power of vitamin A go to work deep in the pores of the skin. Helping the body to fight off acne-causing bacteria and also helping to improve the health and the appearance of the skin.

Remedies for Adult Acne:

There are several common remedies for adult acne. The first step lies in properly caring for your skin. Washing your face twice per day using hot waters and cleansers is the key. You also may consider several over-the-counter medications that contain salicylic acid. You can also talk to your physician about Retin-A and how it naturally helps your body defend and protect against acne.

Differences between Retin-A and Renova:

Both of these prescription topical creams are very similar, but dispensed at different dosages. Retin-A is used to treat both teenage acne and adult acne, whereas Renova is used to treat the signs of aging and to fight wrinkles.

Foods to Avoid with Acne:

There are several foods that you want to try and avoid altogether when you suffer from acne, here are just a few:

  • Pizza and other greasy foods
  • Chocolates
  • Sodas
  • Alcoholic beverages

What are the Side Effects of Retin-A?

You may experience some minor skin irritations when using Retin-A to treat your acne. If the symptoms persist make sure to let your doctor know about it.

  • Burning
  • Warmth
  • Stinging
  • Tingling
  • Itching
  • Redness
  • Swelling
  • Dryness
  • Peeling
  • Irritation
  • In rare very cases a serious allergic reaction can occur which may involve the following symptoms: shortness of breath; or swelling of the face, throat, tongue and or lips. If you experience any of theses serious side effects—STOP using Retin A and seek emergency medical treatment

How to Take Retin-A:

You should only use Retin-A exactly as directed to by your doctor. Avoid applying this medication near the eyes, lips, mouth, nose or ears. Always make sure that you are wearing at least SPF 15 sun block and avoid extreme weather conditions.

Retin-A Precautions:

Make sure that you let your doctor know about ALL of the drugs that you are currently taking in order to best avoid experiencing any interactions. If you are taking any acne medications let your doctor know about them and how often that you use them. Some people will not be able to use Retin-A including: women who are pregnant or who are nursing; and anyone who is currently taking prescription medications containing thiazide diuretic, tetracycline antibiotics, fluoroquinolone antibiotics, sulfonamide antibiotics; or a phenothiazine.

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Ortho Dermatological