In The Media

The Best Retinols That Work Without Causing Irritation, Tested and Reviewed

Share

Research shows that retinol, a vitamin A derivative, is one of the most effective anti-aging skincare ingredients1—it protects against collagen degradation that tends to show up as sagginess, dullness, and fine lines. It also keeps skin smooth and clear by increasing skin cell turnover, explains Lindy Fox, MD, board-certified dermatologist and professor of dermatology at the University of California San Francisco. Retinol has many benefits; the catch is that the ingredient is extremely potent—and while over-the-counter versions are usually gentler than prescription-grade, they can still cause irritation while working their magic.

Read the full article here

Related Posts

The Future of Visible Longevity: Why Hair Restoration Is Becoming the New Fountain of Youth

Understanding Hair Loss: Expert Insights from Dr. Bhanusali and Dr. Ahram

Alix Earle’s Go-To Dermatologist Dr. Kiran Mian Shares Skincare Advice That Works

Dr. Kiran Mian on Hormonal Acne, Skin Overload, and Modern Aesthetic Treatments

How a Traumatic Dog Attack Inspired a Future Dermatologist – and a Lifelong Bond

Dr. Kiran Mian on Salicylic Acid Shampoos: Clearing the Scalp with Dermatologist-Approved Science