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Blair Harris1, Benjamin Bitner2, Logan Thomas2
1Pacific Northwest University of Health Sciences - COM, Yakima, Washington.
Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology
|October 31, 2018
Summary
Retinoid products, while effective, can cause skin peeling with waxing. This highlights a potential adverse effect of topical and oral retinoids, even with a mild side effect profile.
Area of Science:
- Dermatology
- Cosmetology
Background:
- Retinoid products are increasingly popular for their effectiveness and mild side effect profile.
- Previous reports of epidermal stripping with wax depilation were linked to oral retinoid use.
Observation:
- This study aims to raise awareness of potential adverse effects associated with retinoid use.
- The observation focuses on the risk of epidermal stripping when using wax depilation concurrently with retinoid products.
Findings:
- Retinoid products, despite their generally mild side effect profile, can lead to adverse effects.
- Epidermal stripping during wax depilation is a possible adverse effect associated with retinoid use.
Implications:
- Healthcare providers should counsel patients on the risks of combining retinoid therapy with waxing.
- Increased awareness can help prevent adverse skin reactions and guide safe cosmetic practices for retinoid users.
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