Wednesday, July 31, 2013

About Acne: Tretinoin and Isotretinoin

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From Angela Palmer, your Guide to Acne

Tretinoin and isotretinoin, Retin-A and Retin-A Micro... sometimes it's hard to know what's-what and keep them all straight.

This week, let's sort through the confusion and give you a solid understanding of the differences and similarities between these medications, and how they can work to treat your acne.

~ Angela


What's the Difference Between Tretinoin and Isotretinoin?
So, tretinoin and isotretinoin sound incredibly similar. Are they the same medication, or can they be used interchangably? Find out.

What's the Difference Between Tretinoin and Retin-A?
Lots of people ask their dermatologist for Retin-A, but are surprised when they fill their prescription and get a tube of tretinoin. What gives?
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What's the Difference Between Retin-A and Retin-A Micro?
And then there's the confusion between Retin-A and Retin-A Micro. What's the difference between these two treatments?
Search Related Topics:  retin-a  retin-a micro  topical retinoids

Which Acne Treatment Is Right for Me?
Of course, tretinoin and isotretinoin aren't your only acne treatment options. You have plenty more, both OTC and prescription.

 


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