Generic Retin A is reduces acne formation thus giving you flawless skin. The active concentrate of Generic Retin A is tretinoin that works in the treatment for acne scars and other skin disorders like skin pigmentation etc..

 Dosages of Generic Retin A (Tretinoin cream) in the treatment for acne scars and skin depigmentantion

• Ask your doctor before using Generic Retin A (Tretinoin cream). Some individuals apply this cream more often in order to have faster results. This will not give rapid results instead cause side effects.
• The affected skin part should be washed with soap and water before applying this formulation. Once you done with applying Generic Retin A (Tretinoin cream), wash your hands thoroughly.
• Do not apply Ratin A cream to wet skin as it cause irritation. Hence let the area dry before applying the ointment.
• Do not wash out the area treated with Generic Retin A. Keep it as it is at least for an hour.
• Do not use any other kind of skin products over the treated area for an hour.
• Generic Retin A should be applied in the evening because strong sunlight decomposes the medicine and make it ineffective.
• Do not stop using Generic Retin A in between. You may not get result in the first few weeks. It may take several weeks or months to give you the desired outcome. Patience is the key while using Generic Retin A in the treatment for acne scars.

Generic Retin-A-Cream Dosage Information

a.) Typical Dosage Recommendations

You can apply Generic Retin-A-Cream as your doctor has prescribed. You should wash your face before implementing Ratin-A Cream to avoid any harmful reactions. After implemnting Ratin A Creame try to avoid goin out in Sun. Women of childbearing potential must avoid Generic Retin-A-Cream because of its teratogenic effect when applied systemically. Doing so could result in serious abnormalities in the fetus. The safety of topical application during pregnancy and lactation is not well studied, and hence not recommended.

b.) Missing a Dose

Skip the missed dose. Proceed with the next one.

c.) Overdosing

If you experience unusual irritation, reddishness in the skin, searing pain, or skin coming off, immediately call and consult your doctor. You may have to reduce the dosage or stop the medication.