Acne, Retin-A Micro help,? SKin peeling and burning and dry?
August 4, 2009 by Acne Treatments and Skin Care Tips
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I am on my second week of Retin-A micro and i am now starting the peeling stage. Will this stop because it is getting really bad and my pimples are turning into scabs and they are just now looking like black bruised spots on my skin. I don’t try to pop them they usually erupt when i take a shower and i honestly try to use very gentle water pressure when i take a shower. When i come out of the shower i end up all dried up and my skin starts to peel when i make any type of facial expression. Do any of you guys know if this will stop and if so how long do i have to wait?
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I am on my second week of Retin-A micro and i am now starting the peeling stage. Will this stop because it is getting really bad and my pimples are turning into scabs and they are just now looking like black bruised spots on my skin. I don’t try to pop them they usually erupt when i take a shower and i honestly try to use very gentle water pressure when i take a shower. When i come out of the shower i end up all dried up and my skin starts to peel when i make any type of facial expression. Do any of you guys know if this will stop and if so how long do i have to wait?
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Acne Feedback: I could not tollerate retin A. This is what my doctor said to do. Use a mild soap like purpose and moisturize with a noncomedogenic moisturizer.
I would go see your doctor and see if he or she wants you to stay on it.
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I guess it’s been a few months since this was posted, but I just wanted to share that my face got really dry when I started using Retin-A. Try and avoid other things that dry out your skin until you build up more of a tolerance (wind, sun exposure, chlorine, over-washing). You can cut back to using it only a few times a week until your skin desensitizes too.