TRETiHEAL 0.025% Tretinoin Cream USP

TRETiHEAL 0.025% contains tretinoin, a topical retinoid that increases skin-cell turnover and helps keep pores from becoming clogged. The 0.025% strength is a lower-strength formulation often used when starting tretinoin treatment.

It is primarily used for acne, while tretinoin may also help improve uneven skin texture and post-acne marks over time.

⭐ Key Benefits

• Helps treat acne: Helps unclog pores and reduce existing breakouts.
• Helps prevent new breakouts: Promotes normal shedding of skin cells inside pores.
• Improves skin texture: Helps make rough, uneven skin smoother.
• Helps fade post-acne marks: Can gradually improve the appearance of pigmentation and dark marks.
• Improves uneven skin tone: Regular use can promote a more even-looking complexion.
• Anti-aging benefits: Tretinoin can improve fine lines and support collagen production with long-term use.

📋 How to Use

Use at night.

1. Cleanse: Wash your face with a mild cleanser and gently pat dry.
2. Wait: Allow the skin to become completely dry before applying tretinoin; applying it to wet skin can increase irritation.
3. Apply: Use approximately a pea-sized amount for the entire face, not a separate large amount for each spot.
4. Spread gently: Apply a thin layer over the acne-prone/treated areas. Avoid the eyes, lips, corners of the nose and broken or irritated skin.
5. Moisturize: Apply a gentle moisturizer if needed.
6. Morning sunscreen: Use a broad-spectrum sunscreen every morning, as tretinoin can make skin more sensitive to sunlight.

⚠️ Important Precautions

• Initial dryness, redness, peeling or mild irritation can occur, especially during the first few weeks.
• If you are new to tretinoin, your dermatologist may recommend starting 2–3 nights per week and gradually increasing frequency as tolerated.
• Don't use more product to make it work faster—it can increase irritation without improving results.
• Avoid combining it initially with other potentially irritating products such as strong exfoliating acids, scrubs or benzoyl peroxide unless your doctor recommends the combination.
• Do not use during pregnancy unless specifically advised by your doctor. Consult your doctor if pregnant, planning pregnancy, or breastfeeding.
• Tretinoin is a prescription medicine in many markets, so use it according to medical advice.