| SKU | 2270 |
|---|---|
| US Brand Name | Revize |
| Strength | 0.02% (20gm) |
| Generic Name | Tretinoin |
| Manufacturer | Glenamark |
Product Description
Revize 20 gm containing Tretinoin is a retinoid medication primarily used to treat acne vulgaris in adults. Tretinoin being the first-generation retinoid is associated with Vitamin A. By affecting the skin cell growth, it reduces the development of acne and prevents signs of ageing. Scientific research is not aware of how exactly the skincare ingredient prevents acne. Still, it is believed that the way the topical formulation changes to the skin and reduces the levels of oil, it makes it difficult for blackheads or pimples to develop on the face.
Tretinoin for Acne
People who use Revize 20 mg for acne vulgaris use it for a 2 to 4 months before seeing a significant reduction in the number of moderate to severe acne.
Tretinoin for Wrinkles
If you are not someone with extremely sensitive skin or severe rosacea, you might be a suitable candidate for this acne medication. It is specifically effective for blackheads and whiteheads since it is effective in exfoliating and preventing plugging. Consult a dermatologist before switching up to this skincare formulation.
Revize makes existing blackheads less sticky, which gives plugs their way to the surface to be expelled. Being an exfoliator, Tretinoin clears out the follicles and reduce the size of skin pores too.
While receiving Revize treatment, be careful about the exposure to the sun. Tretinoin may make you more likely to get sunburn and sun damage. Be sure to wear sunscreen and protective clothing to cover your body whenever you step out in the sun. It is extremely rare but possible to overdose on Revize 20 mg. It is important to follow your dermatologist’s instructions when it comes to using this medicinal preparation. If you feel like you are having an allergic reaction to the topical retinoid or develop serious side effects, discontinue treatment, and speak to a health care specialist straight.
Using Revize 20 mg for acne can cause side effects. However, not everyone experiences side effects, and some may develop more severe than others. The most reported side effects are itching, burning sensation, and dryness.
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