Which is Better? Retinol and Retin A? Which Should You Pick? - Dr. Anthony Youn
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- Опубликовано: 2 авг 2024
- Do you know the difference between Retinol and Retin A? Both can work wonders for the skin and fight the signs of aging, but which should you pick? In this video I'll go over both products, the benefits they can provide, and why you might choose one over the other!
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I'm 60 years old and have used Retin A for many many years - my skin proves it, because most people think I'm 40 years old.... Girls start using Retin A as early as possible
candice german At what age did you start? I worry I may have already missed the boat lol. I’m 37 and just started.
@@jenk6895 , no you didn't can start at any age. You are still young, start it...
Sue G Z Oh believe me, now that I know that it’s not a gimmick, I’m a lifer for sure lol. 3 weeks in :)
@@jenk6895 I'm just starting at 48
Did you have any issues with your eyes? I have dry eyes any my eye doc said I can't used any kind of Vit A (retin a, retinol) because it can cause/make dry eye worse by drying up the meibomium glands in the eyelids)
Start using your Retin A as soon as possible 💅🏻 prevention is better than correction ladies!
Helena Santana where do you buy it ?
Kari Byers well I live in Spain 😅
@@helenasantana6483 can you tell me please the name of product ? My sister is in Spain.
Sa Lis you still need prescription for it. It’s the translation of trenitoin in Spanish, “trenitoína”
im 19 should i bother yet lmao
I"m a nurse practitioner and I own a medical spa and I regularly share your youtube videos with my patients. Your message to the world is excellent. THANK YOU!!
Barbara Southard hey Barbara! I’m an R.N looking to do a NP. Which program did you complete to later work in medical aesthetics?
What goes a medical spa do?
Yes. What is a medical spa?
Yeah would love to know! Hope it’s not one of those Spas, that have Botox shots, like it’s a Tupperware party😂
Since you're a nurse practitioner.... My mom has breast cancer! So is it safe to use retinol if she has breast cancer? Can you pls help me out??
One HUGE thing also..... Wear sunblock everyday while using retin A.
But put on moisturizer first, then retin A, then sunblock
You dont put Retin A in the daytime only at night.
@@fleas.8624 yeah but using it creates a side effect in which your skin become sensitive to the sun
Inquisitve m won’t be greasy? I have oily skin
@@KrishS0918 still need sunblock. I heard the la Roche posay sunscreen has a velvety feel to it
Sun protection is crucial whether you’re on your retinoids or not. Just a gentle reminder to all of you beautiful people!
The sun protection will do more for your skin than the retin-A, especially if you are younger.
I am 18 and i started using Tretinoin 0.025 for 3 months due to acne, now that i know its benifits I will use it forever
@@rachelelizabeth00 thanks for your advice, i will try to follow this
Jammy.. has your Tretinoin help your acne? My 13 year old daughter has acne as well .
@@laylalayla7663 yeah it really has helped me a lot, few months ago i used to have lot of acne but now it is all gone
Jammy. Thank you so much!
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I've been using retinol products for about a decade & I have worn sunscreen everyday for a couple decades now. And sunglasses anytime I'm outside since I was 20. I'm 57 now & people guess me to be about 40. I don't have acne or cancer in the family, so just a retinol is OK for me. Plus a mild exfoliate about once a week. Start early with face care & don't smoke! I think sunscreen is probably the most important overall to use.
Question! Do you shower everyday since you wear sunscreen everyday? I gave eczema and have been told since I was 7 (currently 20) to only shower every other day because of my eczema. I desperately want to wear sunscreen atleast on my face everyday but I dont want to clog my pores or anything.
@@verom8657 Huh, shower every day....
@@MsSimixx I've had two dermatologists tell me.not to shower everyday because of my eczema
You use physical sunscreen or chemical?
Hey, which suncream did you use and what age did you start using tretinoin?
I'm 1 months in using Retin A ( Tretinoin 1%) I noticed a difference in my skin within 1 week of using. Smoother skin, pores smaller. I was taught by my dermatologist how to use it. He prescribed the highest strength for me, the 1%. I use it every night. My nightly routine is only 3 steps. Washing with gental cleanser, Tretinoin, then moisturize. That's it. Nothing more.
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Great video, just what I needed for all of these confusing anti aging creams. I have mature, dry skin but it tolerates a lot. I do have skin cancer in the family on the face as well as getting some removed myself, so this video was absolutely the perfect fit. Thank you again for all of your knowledge.
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I know I am a little late to this conversation but I have been using Retin-A since I was about 30 years old and I am now 65. My skin looks very young for my age. My dermatologist instructed me to mix the Retin-A cream with a moisturizer. She actually demonstrated it. Therefore, I have had no reactions to it at all. When I first started using it, I noticed my skin was flaking off (the exfoliating phase) but it still wasn’t dry because I was using a moisturizer with it. It takes some experimentation to get your own dosing correct. I do not use it every day. And I have always used sunscreen. I was also told to use the Retin-A only at night before sleep. During the day I would always use sunscreen. Perhaps instructions weren’t very good and that’s why the doctor had such a terrible reaction. I have never put Retin-A on my skin without combining it with a moisturizer. This habit has made my skin look very nice. It has helped to fade my freckles and give my skin an even tone and texture. Now that I am in my mid-60s, people are shocked when they find out how old I am because my complexion looks so great and young. I also want to add that my original visit to a dermatologist was because I had skin cancer on my forehead. I had a lot of sun damage for someone my age. That is why my dermatologist put me on this cream. It has saved my face.
How many days in a week do you use Retin A?
How many days in a week do you use Retin A?
@@samadahmad4599 When I first started using it, I used it daily and then tapered off to every other day because it can be very drying. Now that I’m older, and my skin is even drier, I use it three times a week at bedtime. I use a dab of the Retin A the size of a large pea and mix it in my hand with a moisturizing cream such as Oil of Olay. More moisturizer than Retin A, like 3 to 1. Then apply to my face.
@@DominiqueFrancon Thank you so much for guidance
@@DominiqueFrancon Hi may I please know what percentage of tretinoin do you use? 0.025, 0.05 or 0.1? Also do you use the cream or gel version of it? Thank you :)
This has been very helpful! Thank you for this video doctor!! ☺️
I'm 54 years old at 27 I had acne problems since then have been using RETIN A.
Iv'e been using retin A for 20 yrs, I use it 2x a week. My skin is flawless at 49 yrs old! That stuff is the best.
where do i get retina here in uganda
2 times a week- doesn't it make your skin shed? So during the week are you shedding? I thought you only use it to treat affected areas xx
@@queenal7710 Not at all! I use 0.25% which is low. If you use it everyday you'll shed. The only time you need it everyday is if you're trying to fix acne marks, then you'll get really dry and peel.
Do you use moisturizer?
@@kathlyncontreras6565 Oh yes!
Such precious recommendations, Dr. Youn!....❤️ One of these days, I will try a retinol and see how my skin reacts to it. Thank you very much
It doesn't do much retinol I mean I never thought I'd use anything else but retin a . And I don't
Couple of months away from 38 and just got a prescription for retin- A (tretinoin)! So excited to try it and hoping for all these benefits. Your videos are so helpful Doc, keep it up. We 🧡 you!!!
How did it go?? Im 32 and want to start but im nervous for an acute outbreak
I use both retin -A and Retinol. My nightly program is Retinol two nights then Retin-A the next night. I prescribed this routine for myself according to my skins tolerance to Retin-A. Everyone is different and may need a longer time between Retinol and Retin-A. Great informative information Dr Youn.
What strength retinal A did you start with ?
@@eliselange7161
Hello Elise, I started with 0.5% because it was winter. In summer I gradually move up to 1%. Now since it's fall im back to 0.5%. I am very oily or I should say since I hit my sixties found my oil production to be more normal with an oily T zone and since starting Retin- A again after a year brake, find it makes my skin very active increasing my oil production. I don't really mind it since dry skin can make one look older. Hope this helps. ☺Also Elise when I was much younger I started out on the liquid Retin-A in a dark glass bottle, then to a gel then to Micro now I use cream only.
Denis Roberts..... Can u plz tell me the best age to start using these creams.
freedom 21 if you are a teenager i recommend using retinols.
Denise Roberts thanks. I’m 62 now and have used retin A .05 on and off since the late 90’s, mainly at first to help with scarring resulting from a motor vehicle accident and deep pigmentation from the 5 consecutive surgeries I had in 1990 ...anaesthetic is so bad for general health and skin clarity. I’ve just never gone to the next step, using a stronger retin A..... I believe that hydraquinone is good for reducing pigmentation as well.
Very well explained. I had so many questions. This answers them all. Thanks doc!
Love you doctor Youn! You are amazing and trustworthy!!!
i have been using retinol religiously for two years now and went up to the highest strength. just switched to Retin A my skin is already tolerating it and I'm seeing improvement!😍
this man's skin is BEAUTIFUL!
I saw the end. Good video doc! Good info for the general public.
Always wondered what the difference was now I know. Thank you for your valuable information. I think your beauty channel is great. 😄
I was prescribed tretinoin (0,025) 6 weeks ago for acne and it already helped me so much, I can't believe it and am so hopeful for the future.
If your skin can tolerate it, you're very lucky ! And you should use it forever ... but you MUST keep your skin protected from the sun forever. It leaves your skin very, very vulnerable to sun burn and damage.
What a guy!!! Thanks Dr, you give off such a calming, true, trusting nature. BTW, your skin looks wow!!!!
A Very Happy New Year to the best plastic surgeon Dr. Youn!
Congratulations on your dedication to the details of this video.
Always very good !!!!!
He helps us a lot.
I would like to have your products in Brazil.
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You have saved me thousands! Thank you!
I’m so lucky to have found you , and I say this after every show. “What would I do without you. I know everybody
That follows you, thinks the same thing. I just wish I can be a in person patient. Thank you.
Hi Dr. Youn, Thank you so much for your informative videos! I watch every single one of them! My question is: What are the benefits of taking a Retinol vitamin? Would it offer the same benefits as a topical serum? Which would you recommend? Thank you :)
Great advise From Youn!I love it!
I've been using prescription retinase since I was a teem first for acne and now for texture issues with my skin. After I turned 25 I had to start paying for it but it's worth every penny. Sometimes I get off of it because I get lazy or forget to apply but I definitely notice a difference when I start using it again. If you decide to use this and go through the changes try to work through it because it's worth it after you get through the initial redness and irritation.
I am on my 2nd bottle of your retinol moisturizer and I really love it. I have dry skin and feel that the retinol hasn’t caused any increased dryness and I do see the benefits.
Thank you so much for this video! Clears the topic up so much!
Good video doctor and lots of good information thank you for explaining an telling me all of this lots of good useful info I needed to know and was wondering about this product.
best doc ever! Thank you for this helpful info
I love you Dr. Youn ❤
You've been of so much help for me.
I've learn so much from your videos.
Thank you so much. Could you please suggest some options for growth factors or peptides?🙏
I like the way you talk doc... Very clear... Thanks to your video..
I’m almost 70, and have been using Retin-A (gel) since I was in my early 30s. I’ll never give it up. My skin looks great. It has also helped diminish scars that I’ve had from melanoma surgeries.
How many times a week did you use, or daily?
@@Lorena-io9sl I have used it every night for 40 years now. Most people think I am 40, but I’m actually 70. I’ve had no work done on my face (except when I’ve had melanomas removed, or had my head stitched up when I’ve fallen and cracked the silly thing open). I should add that I am lucky enough to live in San Diego, so I can pop over the border and purchase the Rx gel for $25 a tube without a prescription).
@@RickyMaveety I just saw one girl saying that is actually bad for using for such a long time, only 4 years. Did you have any problems for using for 40 years?
@@Lorena-io9sl Not a single one. No problems at all, and my dermatologist hasn’t said anything about it to the contrary. Also, I’m a pathologist (or I was before I decided to go into law). I think I’d know if something was wrong with my skin.
My mom has breast cancer! So is it safe to use retinol if she has breast cancer? Can someone pls help me out??
Last 2017, I am experiencing severe acne. I decided to consult a dermatologist and she said, it’s not too late to treat my acne. 3 months of taking isotretinoin and I decided to stop the medication because of it’s side effects. Philippines is a tropical country, so I experienced over-dryness of skin plus I am not drinking a lot of water. Thanks to Retin-A, it helped improve my acne. I’m using it until now and Benzoyl Peroxide, too. I am also using Cetaphil as my facial wash.
Happy May 1 st, 2021 Everyone! Blessings and Thankful that I have discovered Dr. Youn and his awesome channel
Thank you Doctor, Was bit confused to choose between these two. Now, I have made my mind to go for tretinion(Retin A ) over Retinol.💕💕
Thank you for general information. I’m coming to really enjoy your simplistic explanations and especially topics.
What is the recommended percentage of retinol we should use?
I have learned so much with your videos. Thank you so much.
Beautifully explained.. Thank you Doc🙏😊
Thank you Dr Youn. For explaining of Retain A and Retinol..
Thank you so much for this abundantly helpful information. I can tell that you really do want people to feel good about themselves and live well. I appreciate the kind and positive person that you are. ♥️
We want your skincare routine, doc!
Right?
Love your work Dr. Thank you.
Thank you so much for explaining differences between the two products. So I was wondering which is better the liquid Retinol or cream and can these be use together
Love all your information, so helpful for me as beauty therapist who deals with my client!
You are a beautiful person. You look great!
Very important information!!! Thanks Dr
He is that kind of expert who can judge my skin in any blunt and harsh way possible and l won't feel bad about it.
Dr Youn, your content has changed my view on beauty and Heath!!! Thank you for this amazing content!!! I wanted to also ask something I can’t find valid answers for doing my own research. With prescription retinol, should you take week long or months of breaks for periods of time when using it?! Can it actually cause your skin cell turnover to not do its job in our 40s and 50s and 60s if we start in our 20s like me?!?! Thank you for reading this!!
You answered all my questions retinol vs retin a. Thank You
Thanks Dr. Youn!
Thanks doctor. 😁I’m so happy I’ve found your channel. 💕🐰
I have used Retin A for some years, but my insurance does not cover it and the last time I checked with my pharmacy it was $400 a tube. So, I started looking elsewhere and found Retinol and have been using that for many years with very good results. Thank you for the information!
I am quite surprised, because tretinoin is a very cheap ingredient actually. In where I live anyone can pick up one from local pharmacy, without a prescription, for less than 10 dollars.
@@sumsumus where do you live?
ZO skin care have retinol serums. His retinol line is as strong as retin-A. Trust me give it a go 😇
Great video explained extremely well thank you and see you soon
Thanks for making YOUN Beauty products available, such a blessing to have a trusted source for products with proven ingredients. Retinol moisturizer and eye cream are a great way to get ready for Rx strength Retin-A. I've been gradually increasing frequency from 2-3 times a week to nightly.
Thank you again Your The Best
Dr. Anthony you look so young and handsome
This was a really informative video and helped a lot
Well done. Very clear and easy to understand.
I use 0.05 % retin A and I add it to my vitamin E oil and almond oil, I use it every night as part of skin regimen, no side effects.
Karlene Hay but that dilutes it and isnt as effective 😳 well i heard it frm a lot of retin q users
Maryam Iftikhar ask your doctor
Wow that strong
@Imperfection Perfected1980 great advice i guess ill add it to my daily sunscreen
@@karinsandhu omg don't do this. first of all it is not recommended to mix your sunscreen with anything since it could mess with the uv-filters and potentially make them less effective. secondly, you have to apply tretinoin at because it is extremely photosensitive and will do almost certainly nothing for you when applied during the day!
if you have very sensitive skin you could either mix it with your moisturizer at night or put on moisturizer first, let it dry completely and then put on the tret. wait another 30 min or so and apply another layer of moisturizer. buffering like this, skipping days or using the lowest strength will not make it less effective as studies have shown. it's just going to take a little longer to see (the same) results.
Always interesting content!👌🏻🙂 assuming that vit a has some potential effect on adipose tissue metabolism (oral vit a derivatives, isotretinoin) according to some studies, do you think that topical tretinoin could possibly have the same potential, affecting facial fat pads? I know it will be theoretically difficult for a topical to penetrate so deep but still.. can this be a risk? There are some users claims suggesting this
Thank you!🙏🏻
Retin A is really bomb. I was prescribed in my late teens because of severe acne. I am thirty four now and still using it. My skin looks and feels great.
how often do you use it? everyday?
Your skin is glowing!!!
Ive been using the ROC retinol for 4 years. It works wonders. They have it at Wal-Mart its the best brand for retinol I think.
Is it safe for sensitive skin and rosacea ?
@@janetp3389 probably not a lot of their products contain fragrance which is not good for anyone's skin but particularly rosacea prone/sensitive skin. Also retinol is quite far down the ingredients list which means it's not a high amount and won't really be very effective.
The smell are way to strong...like perfume on your face. Not good if you have acne, rosacea or sensitive skin.
Alice Mc Retinoids do not need to be in high amounts to be effective. Like 0.5. If it’s too high it can be irritating, plus the skin won’t absorb all of it.
true, ive used the roc one before as well and it smoothed my skin out.
Dr Youn can you do a video more on tretinoin?
Great videos and very informative! Thanks Doctor! I'm browsing now on your website and excited to purchase online! Wish me luck ❤️❤️❤️
Skincare products shows "Coming Soon" oh no! I need something urgent for my face : wash, toner and cream 🙋🏻♀️
Very informative and educational.. It really helps👍👍👍👍👍
Dr. Youn, could you please address the possible side effects of using Retin A --specifically, the possible teratogenic effects?
Why would a pregnant person be using retinol if clearly says they shouldn't?
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Thank you doctor to explain that retinal. That is very helpful tips.
I remember Retin A during my teenage years. It left my skin so dry. After watching your Nighttime Routine video, I have been using Retinol.
I have occasional eczema flare ups so I didn't know whether to go for tret right away or retinol first. I'll start with the latter. 😊
Use retinol first. Introduce the product to your skin slowly so that it won't react badly. Then if your skin is already used to it, you can now switch to Retin A 0.025%, once a week. After 2months, use it 2-3 times a week.
I just started using Adapalene a couple of weeks ago, mainly for hyperpigmentation. We.’lol see how it goes. If I don’t see much change in my skin, I may try a retinol. Retin A is too strong for my skin.
Great advice. Thank you!
I am currently on Tretinoin cream, 0.025%. It has helped with my acne drastically, however, my skin has gotten dull and oily. But the breakout and painful pimples are 85% gone.
Thank you, Dr. Youn! So appreciate you and your videos. Could you please address application for tretinoin? I've been mixing it with my hyaluronic serum or Vit e oil to prevent dryness and flaking but I worry this may make the retin a less effective. Also, I apply it on damp skin to maximize the benefits of the hyaluronic acid. Many thanks!
Tretinoin should not be used on damp skin
After using Retin-A for long time, my pores got bigger(maybe paradoxical effect on my skin)and my skin looked over processed and not healthy! I ve got sensitive skin and initial results were great though!
I love how you are filming with your phone
I love your videos. Can you make a video where you talk about how you became a plastic surgeon or courses you took to become one.
Thanks for this great video. I’ve been talking to a friend who swears she can’t use RetinA But was going to put fresh squeezed lemon juice on her face. I’ve used RetinA for many years now and it’s improved the overall look and feel if my skin so much. But it takes time. I always say skincare is the long game. It’s like saving for retirement...but you’ll be glad you did!
I'm so scared with the peeling part. 😭 Did you also peel too and for how long?
@@soonsuicidal I first used a retinol from the drugstore, LaRoche Posay Redermic C I used that for about 9 months to get my skin used it Retinols. Didn’t ever peel with that. Then I started with RetinA .5% and did gave some peeling. I started a sustained regular exfoliating schedule that helped tremendously. I did move up to .1% and I toggle between the .5 and .1% which REALLY makes me peel. The trick is to back down if you’re peeling too much for you comfort (although it’s what’s supposed to happen). You may be person who can only use it 3-4 times a week versus daily like me. Find the best most balanced usage rate of RetinA for YOU and I promise you’ll reap the benefits in time. Don’t be scared of peeling, it’s supposed to happen to reveal the newer softer skin underneath. Be sure to use a moisturizer that works for your changing skin and please use sunscreen daily. Your skin will love you for it and you’ll begin to love the look of your skin. Good luck on your skincare journey! 🤗🤗
@@glendagarcia6194 wow thank you soo much for replying. Just one last thing, when it peels can/do you still wear make- up? I dont know if I can bear to go to work without one. If its just casual with friends or just me outside I dont mind without one but we're almost required at work to weark make-up so thats what made me hesitant to try retinol coz of peeling issues. 😅
@@soonsuicidal I’m a makeup fiend. RetinA isn’t going to have you peeling like a chemical peel will with strands of skin peeling. You will peel but you can adjust how often you use use RetinA or a retinol on your skin. It’s safe to use every night 7 nights per week. But you can adjust to a twice a week regimen and work from there. I always wear makeup and did at the time I started. Sometimes foundation looked great, sometimes it was clear I needed to exfoliate. You’ve got to make exfoliating a part of your skincare routine whether you decide to use RetinA or not. It can be a bit of a hump for some folks buts a MANAGEABLE hump. It truly is. If you’re getting too much peeling to wear makeup well, cut back the number of days you’re using it. RetinA is a totally manageable product that’ll help you with fine lines and wrinkles as well as minor texture of the skin. Try a drugstore retinol first since retinol isn’t as strong as RetinA to get your skin acclimated to it. Olay, The Ordinary, Roc, L’Oréal all make excellent retinol products that’ll get you on the road to improved skin. Also it can dry your skin out a bit so remember to keep your skin hydrated at all times.
But I never stopped wearing makeup when I started on RetinA and don’t know that I would’ve kept with it if I couldn’t wear makeup. I definitely understand your concern. But it’ll be okay I promise. If it burns, stings causes breakouts stop immediately. That’s not normal but peeling is perfectly normal and manageable.
@@glendagarcia6194 i'll take note on all of those info. 📝 thank you sooo much Miss Glenda. I really appreciate your help and sorry for taking your time as you really explained it very well. 🙏 I'll look into those products asap. Have a nice day.
Been using retin-a for a year, the reaction was tough... purge was real and it took me around 4-6 months to clear my skin (whole face)
I really recommend it, my skin never felt so good. I just advice to be more conscious of the products, avoid fragrance, keep it simple & of course some sun screen.
I am 17 but I am struggling with acne for almost 2years now I have a habit of picking my skin and due to that I have deep acne scars in my skin.Will it be ok if I use tretinoin on my face?
@@_no2698 yes, I have tried every thing to clear my acne from natural remedies to accutane and the real change was retin-a ! So yes I do recommend it
@@paulaan881 At what age did u start using it?
@@_no2698 22 y/o
U are great, such an informative video, there are alot more pretty ladies who cannot afford an expensive dermatologist, so u are a blessing for thm