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Daughter uses acanya in am and tazarac in pm. wants to use lancme dreamtone corrector for redness. is it safe to use with her creams?
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Minimize regimen: The use of multiple medicated skin care products together increases the risk of skin redness and irritation. For this reason, hypoallergenic cleansers and moisturizers should always be used. Decreasing the frequency of application, reducing the doses of products, or minimizing the regimen are options for management. In some people, this problem occurs at the beginning of treatment only.
Answered 8/3/2014
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