What is Retin-A?
Retin-A (a form of retinoid) is a derivative of Vitamin A, commonly called Tretinoin. It is generally for topical use to treat severe acne, pimples, and breakouts. The gel or cream works by diminishing the size and scar of pimples by the growth of new skin tissues. Apart from this, it is often taken orally to treat leukemia.
What is the dose for Retin-A?
Available in gel, cream, or liquid-based formulation, Retin-A is applied topically for treating acne vulgaris. It is generally advised to apply once on the affected area before going to bed. Slight tingling sensation or warmth may be the immediate feel after application. For treating leukemia, Retin-A can be taken orally for three months along with chemotherapy treatment.
What are the adverse effects of Retin-A?
- Sensitive skin can experience excessive redness and itching
- Temporary hypo or hyperpigmentation
- Sensitivity to sun exposure
- Allergy to Retin-A
For Customizable Formulations and a Customized Rx Template
Speak to our Expert Team of Pharmacists
Contact Us at
+1 626-623-6606
Or at
apcompounding@gmail.comReach Out Today
Address: 301 West Huntington Drive, Ste 116
Arcadia CA 91007
Phone: +1 626-623-6606
Fax: +1 626-623-6608
Email: apcompounding@gmail.com