• Delivers clinical-strength retinoid therapy for acne and psoriasis, helping clear lesions and improve skin appearance.
• Supports improved skin texture and tone by accelerating renewal of skin cells and reducing roughness.
• Helps prevent new comedones and plaques by regulating abnormal skin-cell growth.
• Compact 15 g tube offers cost-effective, dermatologist-recommended size for targeted treatment.
• When used with sun protection and gentle care, contributes to clearer, smoother and more even-looking skin.

1. Cleanse and dry the affected area thoroughly at night. Wait ~20 minutes after washing if possible.
2. Apply a pea-sized amount of Tazret Cream to the affected skin (face, chest, back) avoiding unaffected skin and sensitive zones (eyes, mouth, nose).
3. Begin using every other night if you are new to retinoids; increase to nightly as tolerated.
4. In the morning, apply a broad-spectrum sunscreen (SPF 30+ or higher) and continue your regular gentle skincare.
5. Use consistently for 8–12 weeks (or per your dermatologist’s instruction) to evaluate improvement; maintain usage or adjust frequency as advised.

1. What skin conditions does Tazret Cream treat?
It is indicated for acne vulgaris and plaque psoriasis by regulating abnormal skin-cell proliferation.

2. When will I see visible improvements?
Some users may notice fewer breakouts or smoother texture after ~4–6 weeks; more substantial changes often occur around 8–12 weeks of consistent use.

3. Is it suitable for every skin type?
While effective across types, those with sensitive or reactive skin should start slowly and monitor for irritation.

4. Can I use it with other skincare products like acids or exfoliants?
Yes, but combining strong actives can increase irritation. Consult your dermatologist before layering with acids or exfoliants.

5. What should I do if irritation occurs?
If you experience persistent redness, burning, peeling or discomfort, reduce usage frequency or temporarily stop and consult your dermatologist.

• For external use only on intact skin; avoid application to broken, sun-burned or severely irritated areas.
• Avoid contact with eyes, lips, nostrils and mucous membranes; rinse immediately if accidental contact occurs.
• Use daily sun-protection (broad-spectrum sunscreen, protective clothing) as skin sensitivity is increased.
• Not recommended for pregnant women or those planning pregnancy due to teratogenic risk.
• Patch-test first if you have sensitive skin; if excessive irritation, burning or peeling persists, consult your dermatologist.