What are the potential side effects from Retin-A?
Your skin can become excessively red, puffy, blistered, or crusted. If this occurs, notify your doctor, who may propose that you discontinue the medication until your skin returns to normal, or adjust the medication to a level that you can accept. An abnormal darkening of the skin or lack of color of the skin may occur temporarily with repeated application of Avita or Retin-A. The side effects of these medications are generally not strict and may include burning, dry skin, itching, peeling, redness, and stinging.
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