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Is it OK for someone using Retin-A, Differin, Accutane or Tazorac to have Physicians Choice professional treatments?

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Is it OK for someone using Retin-A, Differin, Accutane or Tazorac to have Physicians Choice professional treatments?

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We generally recommend that Retin-A and Differin use be stopped five days prior to a peel and five days post-treatment because of potential irritation and uneven peel penetration. Those using Tazorac generally need to stop use 10 days before treatment to avoid this irritation. Accutane users tend to have very dry and sensitive skin and need to be treated with peels that are appropriate for their skin type. We have found that most of the Physician’s Choice chemical peel solutions are Accutane friendly. However, patients should always consult their physician before discontinuing use of any prescription. The patient’s skin care specialist should always be made aware of any prescription medication use. Remember, good communication with your skin care professional is vital.

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