Generic Retin A - An Anti Aging Cream

Working

Generic Retin A is a natural form of Vitamin A that works by affecting the growth and maturation of the cells of the skin. It can decrease the number and severity of acne and promote faster healing of pimples that do develop. It is also believed to promote faster division of epithelial cells, which help blackheads to come out.The effect of Generic Retin A can be seen in two to four weeks post topical application. The duration of the effect of this medication is not clinically established.

Dose

• Generic Retin A medication is to be used only after consulting a physician. Read all the usage guidelines properly before applying this cream.
• Apply only a small of medication using fingertips to the affected area usually once every day before going to bed.
• Generic Retin A medication is only for topical use. Use this medication regularly for effective results.
• Your hands should be clean and dry before applying Generic Retin A cream.
• Apply this cream at the same time every day for you to remember.

Side Effects

The most common side effects experienced after using this cream includes-

• Skin irritation
• Burning or tingling sensation
• Itching
• Skin dryness

These side effects may be seen for about two to four weeks of using Generic Retin A. However, if any of these side effects worsen or last for a longer duration, immediately report to your health care provider. This medication does not produce serious side effects. However, if you experience serious side effects such as severe dizziness or difficulty in breathing, seek immediate medical help.

Precautions

• Generic Retin A should not be used on broken, scraped, sunburned, or eczema-affected skin.
• While using this medication, limit your time in the sun and apply sunscreen daily.
• Do not wash the affected area for at least an hour after applying Generic Retin A cream.
• Avoid waxing and use of chemical depilatories for removing hair on the treated areas while using this cream
• Avoid this medication from getting into your eyes. In case of eye contact, wash your eyes with ample water.

Warnings

• Do not use Generic Retin A medication if you have a history of allergy to its active or inactive components.
• Use this medication with caution in case you have used products containing sulfur and salicylic acid recently.
• Generic Retin A medication should be used during pregnancy and breast-feeding only after discussing the risks and benefits with your physician.
• The use of this medication is contraindicated with Tetracycline, topical Benzoyl Peroxide, Salicylic acid, and Methoxsalen. So, avoid their concurrent use.

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