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Why is retin-a making the skin under my eyes feel red and raw?
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Retin A (tretinoin): Retin A (tretinoin) can cause skin peeling to open the skin pores, it should not be applied to eye lids, under eye area is very sensitive, if it does not improve spontaneously you should seek help from your 1ry care physician or dermatologist. good luck
Answered 1/5/2019
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