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Tretinoin, otherwise called all-trans retinoic acid (ATRA), belongs to the class of drugs called retinoids and is used in the treatment of acne. It prevents acne by affecting the growth of skin cells. The side effects include sun sensitivity, peeling of the skin, and skin redness.

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What causes acne to worsen after tretinoin treatment?

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Is there any cream to treat wrinkles in hands and feet?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. This is genetic and you cannot do anything about it with lotions and medicines.

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What causes bleeding from my pimple-like bump?

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Why do I have acne and red marks despite taking medicines?

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Is dermaroller safe in extremely thin and dark skin?

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Can I use Tretinoin and glycolic acid together?

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How to manage post-treatment scars in a 19-year-old?

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Does Isotretinoin give lasting results for acne?

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I am 23. How to manage skin redness after acne treatment?

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Can hormonal changes mess up skincare badly in women at 40s?

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