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Anonymous user said:
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Atralin (tretinoin) for Acne: I've been using Atralin for a while and sometimes it makes my skin sting.

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November 8, 2009 6:32 PM
anita from Montana (unregistered) said:
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10
Atralin (tretinoin) for Photoaging of the Skin: Atralin has a really nice consistency, seems to be mildly moisturizing, and didn't irritate my skin, perhaps because I'd been using a much milder tretinoin compound already. I love the improved texture of my skin after nine months of use. Rather than irritating my rosacea (I'm 51 years old), it speeds up the sloughing that I experience so that the episodes are shorter. My doctor and I discovered years ago that adding a tretinoin compound improved the results from using the rosacea product. Incredibly expensive but worth it.

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August 16, 2009 10:53 AM
Anonymous user said:
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5.0
Atralin (tretinoin) for Acne: I started out on Differin, Duac and an oral skin antibiotic, which improved my acne about 90%. About 2 weeks ago, my dermatologist took me off the oral antibiotic and switched me over to just Atralin. So far, I am breaking out again but I am hoping it is just the initial adjustment period causing it to do this (getting better before it gets worse). I will give it another week or two and then I will probably go back in if it doesn't improve. The upside is that it does not cause a lot of peeling or irritation, as did the other creams. I have very sensitive and maturing skin so I thought this would be a great choice for me.

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July 12, 2009 11:19 AM
Anonymous user said:
User Rating:  
10
Atralin (tretinoin) for Acne: Never had acne but started breaking out in my Mid-20's. I was put on benzaclin which helped heal faster but wasn't really preventing anything. I was really hesitant to go on any tretinoin cream because of the dreaded 'it gets worse before it gets better'. My dermatologist insisted this gel is very gentle and most people actually don't have an initial breakout from this. I trusted him and decided to start using it. It was the best decision I made. I never had an initial breakout, only some peeling for the first few weeks until my skin got used to it. I have been on it for 5 months now and probably only have had one or 2 pimples since then, and they go away within a day or two now.

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May 17, 2009 1:20 PM
Anonymous user said:
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9.0
Atralin (tretinoin) for Photoaging of the Skin: I have tried a variety of Retin A creams and gels which caused my skin to be overly sensitive. Atralin has not caused any skin sensitivity and is working great.

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April 13, 2009 10:09 PM
Alix l (unregistered) said:
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8.0
Atralin (tretinoin) for Acne: My skin is very sensitive and I have gone through countless topical creams and gels over the past few years. Atralin is one of the few solutions that did not hurt my skin. It also cleared it up very well and I have only been using it for a few weeks now.

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August 4, 2008 3:02 PM

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