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Tazarotene topical for Facial Wrinkles User Reviews

Brand names: Tazorac, Arazlo, Fabior, Avage

  • Sar...
  • January 8, 2016

"I used this medicine when I was younger for acne and hated it because it made me break out even worse. However, since getting older with less acne, I started using it again for wrinkles. While it does initially cause small breakouts (my derm said it will get worse before it gets better and to hang in there), it's worth it in the end. Within a few days, I had shed what seemed like an entire layer of skin (like a snake!) and revealed baby soft, smooth, glowing skin with far less noticeable lines, acne scars, and discoloration. I'm extremely pleased with the results and can't live without it now. I love looking in the mirror now. Give it a try, be patient, and you'll be happy with the end results."

8 / 10
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  • Taken for less than 1 month
  • February 8, 2016

"I love Tazorac. I use it for skin rejuvenation, not acne, but it's cleared blackheads, evened skin tone, greatly closed pores. I've used tretinoin, and that was much harsher on my skin. This has been mildly effective, meaning no bad side effects. I use 0.05%. One thing, I have combo skin, which being in my late 30s, the oil and acne decreased. My acne scars were around my mouth from my younger years. Something I'd like to point out is, I notice in some areas on my face it doesn't decrease pore size, particularly each side of my cheeks near my nose. However, comparing this to tretinoin, this wins by far for me! Now, my mother, who has non-complicated skin, responds excellently to tretinoin, so it depends. Cost is outrageous!!! Find coupon."

10 / 10
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