How Do You Use Topical Retinoids?
A lot of dermatologists consider retinoids (a derivative of vitamin A) to be one of the most important discoveries in skin care in recent years. Retinoids work to exfoliate dead skin cells as well as to stimulate the skin’s natural collagen production. The end result is healthier, firmer looking skin with a reduced appearance in fine lines and wrinkles. But how are they used? Read on to learn how to use topical retinoids. Examine your skin in a lighted, magnifying mirror for fine lines and wrinkles, sun spots or other skin discolorations, acne and other unidentified skin conditions. If you identify skin conditions that you cannot self-diagnose, make an appointment with a dermatologist or physician who can help you identify those specific issues before moving forward with retinoid application. Although topical retinoids work well for many skin problems like psoriasis, flat warts, and certain types of skin lesions, the list is in no way all-inclusive. Therefore, in order to make certain
