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A member asked:
Paleness under eyes. looks a little like wearing sunglasses. what's the cause? i use retin-a, drink soda daily. i don't know about my salt intake.
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Exposure to sun: Exposure to sun with retin a (tretinoin) may cause it. Avoid exposure to sun when using retin a (tretinoin).
Answered 4/25/2018
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