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A member asked:
Is it any use to use any of the facial products containing vitamins/antioxidants that supposedly claim to prevent or take away wrinkles?
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Some work: Most over the counter products provide hydration and moisture to the skin. Some have retinol that helps with wrinkles. Vitamin c products are also helpful. But to truly get rid of wrinkles, prescription strength products, medical grade chemical peels and laser or dermabrasion may work better.
Answered 5/19/2016
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