well hnestly i quit using retin a bc it hurt my skin so bad- i ended up trying to use t on body and chest acne and ending up giving myself these horrible looking painful red peeling rashes- altogether i recommend stop using any zit "medications" they overdry your skin- which causes your body to produce nore oil- and don't trust dermatoligists either- if they clear your skin up- how would threy ever stay in buisness- ppl would go once and never return right?
this is my opinion- so far i havent found too much that helps with them- but then im not deserate enough to resort to fasting on fresh fruits and veg to rule the food caffione sugar thing out- sur ei eat healthier than normal but its not trealy making an effectr- i think touching your face akes them worser- i research this crap online all the time- but i was just now and came across this retina post and just wanted to say-= put down the retin a- that stuff doesnt work- and it makes it painful to even swaet or apply makeup to your face- i have also tried differ duoc and benzaclin- "dead sea" salt and all the above- nothing works!!!!
if anyone can hel me w m y chest acne-
Yes, Retino-A and Retin-A are both brand names for the same medication, which contains the active ingredient Tretinoin. They are used to treat acne, fine wrinkles, and dark spots on the skin.
Reduced wrinkles
I use clenziderm m.d. and it works very well. It is expensive for acne medication, but it is worth the money. Hello, You can get Retin A with out prescription. I got it online pharmacy with medicinesmexico.com
While retin A was discovered for acne treatment to treat the problem of pimples, blackheads, and oily skin in many teenagers and adults, when its anti wrinkle effects were noticed, it fast became popular as an anti aging cream and today retin A is widely used as an anti wrinkle cream. Today retin A for wrinkles is known more than retin A for acne treatment. Derived from vitamin A, retin A is the most powerful natural exfoliating agent, wqhich sloughs off the dead upper layer of the skin to unleash or uncover the fresh and younger skin underneath, free from wrinkles, pimples, dark spots, blackheads and other blemishes. Also repeated and regular use of retin A as an anti wrinkle cream not only removes acne, pimples and fine lines but also helps in tightening the overall look of the skin to give the appearance of fresh firm skin, thus solving the problem of many women suffering from lose and sagging skin. Retin A goes into the deepest layers of the skin at the ultimate cellular level to repair the damage at that level for a more effective and lag lasting cure for wrinkles and pimples. Retin A for wrinkles works by increasing the cell's turnover, thus stimulating collagen production at the cellular level, which not only helps in clearing out the fine lines and creases in the skin but also firming the overall complexion and look and of the skin making it look more supple and elastic. and I generally purchase this Retin A cream from IAS http://www.antiaging-systems.com
According to Dr. Fulton, (co-developer of Retin A and acne expert) when you get on birth control pills you are only delaying your acne. In other words, you will have the acne you would've had once you get off the pills.
No, masturbation does not cause acne.
No, contacts do not cause acne.
Allergies do not cause acne
Retin-A is usually not used with Accutane. It is not because one counteracts the other one, though. It is because using Retin-A can cause increased skin irritation when used with Accutane. You don't need any more skin irritation!
no there is no natural subsitute for a retin-a
One characteristic that gives youthful skin its natural glow is rapid cell turnover. Aging women and men can get the same effect by applying Retin A. Used by dermatologists as an acne treatment for decades, Retin A comes in cream form for fighting wrinkles. A dermatologist can prescribe the prescription strength, or you can purchase wrinkle cream with lower-strength retinols in the cosmetic department. Always follow Retin-A treatment with a moisturizer as the increased cell turnover can be drying to the skin. Since skin on the neck is much thinner than that of the face, avoid using full-strength Retin A on this area.
no its just spotts dont worry they probly not gonna go If your acne is severe use Differin. If its mild acne you can use Retin-A