A Ret Gel 0.025% (Tretinoin)

✅ Key Benefits

• Mild strength suitable for retinoid beginners or sensitive skin

• Promotes smoother texture and clearer skin over time

• Helps reduce comedonal and mild inflammatory acne

• Minimizes irritation while supporting gentle renewal

• Lightweight gel format absorbs easily under moisturizer

🎯 How to Use

• Apply a pea-sized amount in the evening to cleansed, dry skin

• Begin with every other night usage and increase frequency as tolerated

• Use a moisturizer to minimize dryness or peeling

• SPF 30+ is mandatory daily due to increased photosensitivity

• Avoid layering with other exfoliating acids or retinoids until skin adjusts

⚠️ Precautions

• Prescription-only usage recommended—use under clinical guidance

• Initial dryness, redness, or flaking may occur; build up slowly

• Not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding unless advised

• Patch test prior to large-area use if you have reactive or sensitive skin

• Protect from sun exposure—daily sunscreen use is essential

🤕 Possible Side Effects

• Common: mild dryness, peeling, redness, or stinging

• Less Common: light tightness or slight warmth

• Rare but Serious: allergic contact dermatitis or persistent irritation—stop if symptoms persist

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❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q. Who should use A‑Ret Gel 0.025%?
Ideal for retinoid newcomers or individuals with sensitive skin seeking gradual exfoliation and acne management.

Q. When might results be noticed?
Users may observe smoother skin and fewer blemishes within 4–6 weeks; tone improvement continues over regular use.

Q. Can it be used nightly immediately?
Start with alternate-night application. Only increase frequency if skin tolerance improves.

Q. Is it safe to layer with other skincare actives?
Only under dermatologist advice—begin retinoid therapy without combining other actives initially to avoid irritation.