You don’t mention how long you’ve been using it and whether or not you are male or female. You’re probably thinking …. why does that matter? For example, oil production...
I think the problem you are describing is not uncommon. I was just at the American Academy of Dermtology medical meeting in San Diego. To make a long story short,...
You’d be wasting your money since light tends to inactivate the retinoids (Renova, Tazorac, tretinoin, Retin A, retinol, etc.). You’d be far better off adding a good antioxidant Vitamin C...
Yes! For many years dermatologists recommended against this afraid it would cause more irritation. But, a few years ago, several studies were done which showed that Retin A/Renova/tretinoin, etc. in...
Thank you for that wonderful compliment!! I would say that if you only had one product to use and you are over 40, use Renova or Refissa (if you’re really dry). Retinoids...
Thank you! See the question right before this for the laser answer. Obagi has some good products my concerns with that line are that it’s overly irritating for many and they...
You bring up some good issues. In general, if you use Renova regularly, you don’t need to use the glycolic (can often aggravate dryness and does similar things but less). ...
The difference is in the base if you have the same concentration. But…… the base can really matter. Most of the generics and brand versions are formulated for 16 year...
Yes. There are slight differences among the retinoids but over the long term (months-years) they are not significant. The main thing is that you find one you like and can...
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