• Enhances cell turnover, leading to smoother, clearer skin and refined texture.
• Unclogs pores and addresses both comedonal (white/blackheads) and inflammatory acne.
• Fades pigmented spots, sun-damage and uneven tone by clearing old skin cells.
• Mild entry strength (0.025%) makes it more tolerable for sensitive skin compared to higher strengths.
• Can improve early signs of photo-aging such as fine lines and rough patches.
• A single nightly treatment supports noticeable improvements when used consistently.

1. Cleanse your face with a gentle, non-exfoliating cleanser and pat dry thoroughly.
2. Wait about 10–20 minutes until skin is completely dry before applying the cream.
3. Apply a pea-sized amount of the cream to your entire face (or specified treatment areas) once daily at night. Avoid eyes, lips, and sensitive areas.
4. After applying, wait a few minutes before using a gentle moisturizer if your skin feels dry.
5. In the morning, follow with a broad-spectrum sunscreen and avoid excessive sun exposure.
6. If irritation is excessive, reduce usage to every other night until skin tolerates daily application.

Q1: Can I use this every night?
A1: It depends on your skin’s tolerance. Starting with once every night (or every other night) is common; increase to nightly only if your skin handles it well.

Q2: Will this help with acne and also fine lines?
A2: Yes — tretinoin at 0.025% can help reduce both acne lesions and signs of photo-aging (rough texture, fine wrinkles) by increasing cell turnover.

Q3: What if my skin becomes very red or peels heavily?
A3: That may signal irritation. Pause application for a few nights, apply a soothing moisturizer, and when the skin calms, resume at reduced frequency. Consult your dermatologist if needed.

Q4: Can both men and women use it?
A4: Yes — this treatment is gender-neutral. Anyone whose dermatologist prescribes it can benefit.

Q5: How long until I see results?
A5: Some improvement in texture and clarity may be visible within a few weeks; more significant changes in acne, pigmentation or wrinkles may take 8–12 weeks or longer with consistent use.

• For external use only; avoid contact with eyes, lips, nostrils and broken/sunburned skin.
• This medication increases skin sensitivity to sunlight — daily use of a broad-spectrum sunscreen (SPF 30+) is mandatory.
• Patch test recommended prior to full application if you have sensitive skin or are using other actives.
• Mild irritation, redness, peeling or dryness may occur especially in the first few weeks; if severe or persistent, discontinue and consult a dermatologist.
• Use exactly as directed by your dermatologist; this is a prescription-strength product, not a cosmetic.
• Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight; cap tightly after each use.