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Has anyone made the switch from Retin A Micro to Epiduo? The Retin A hasn't done a lot for me and I've been on it for months. I'm all about giving new drugs a try, so I'm thinking about switching to Epiduo. Should I expect the same kind of dryness and peeling with the Epiduo that I initially experienced with the RAM or do you think it would be less since my skin is already used to the Retin A?
Switching from Retin A to Epiduo
Started by yellowapple01, Jul 16 2009 11:21 PM
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Posted 16 July 2009 - 11:21 PM
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Posted 27 September 2009 - 06:14 AM
Hi there.. I am really interested to hear how your switch went from Retin-A to Epiduo?
I am doing the exact switch right now so would love to here first hand if it has worked for you?
I have been using retin A for a long while now and it has worked pretty well but not 100%... my doctor said this stuff has the same components as Retin A but also a new anti-bacterial type component as well? i hope this is true as i am worried i will loose all the good work that Retin A has done for me over the last 6 months or so.
cheers
I am doing the exact switch right now so would love to here first hand if it has worked for you?
I have been using retin A for a long while now and it has worked pretty well but not 100%... my doctor said this stuff has the same components as Retin A but also a new anti-bacterial type component as well? i hope this is true as i am worried i will loose all the good work that Retin A has done for me over the last 6 months or so.
cheers
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