It doesn’t matter which topical retinoid a patient gets...they’re all the same.

January 1

They do work the same way...but certain agents and formulations are more suitable for some uses than others.

Topical retinoids are most commonly used for acne or wrinkles...but picking one for a patient can be confusing.

Select a product based on efficacy, the risk of side effects, and skin type.

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