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Micaela C.

Hi , I have rosacea and I have been using retin a and also cetaphil lotion. I wanted to know if anyone else has been using retin a for their rosacea?

Crystal S.

Hi Micaela I am wondering who told you to use Retin-A if for rosacea?

Natalie B.

I was wondering the same thing. Retin A is prescribed for acne. It helps kill bacteria in acne and dry out the pustule. I was prescribed Retin A for acne once and it made my skin peel so horribly that I had to have additional work done to help rid of the scarring.

Micaela C.

I have really bad acne along with rosacea, my derm prescribed it to me but I have yet to see results at all. I am getting discouraged that I will never get my acne and rosacea in control.

Lisa U.

Hiya, I've just written a long post on Acne if you want to read it
http://www.kissandmakeup00.com/2012...

Also, I heard Clarasonic's are great for Rosacea

xx

Micaela C.

Thank you for the tip Lisa U. I will read it.

Shelley W.

Oh buddy!!! Time to dump that dermo. My husband has rosacea and he uses Aveeno Ultra Calming Cream and foaming cleansing lotion also by Aveeno. It contains feverfew which actually helps in calming down the skin. From time to time he will also use primrose oil. We have seen a huge difference in his skin just by using these products. Plus, it is much cheaper than dermo prescribed products.

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