Retin-A & Botox

[imcurious]

I would not insert botulism into my body - I think it is crazy.

I used Retin A with good results for years - I wanted to recommend it to some young adults and did a search to see if there were any negative studies and there seems to be some study that links it with lung cancer . . .ooopsy!

[Tantamount]

Originally Posted by imcurious

I used Retin A with good results for years - I wanted to recommend it to some young adults and did a search to see if there were any negative studies and there seems to be some study that links it with lung cancer . . .ooopsy!

Really? Can you please post some links? I've been using Retin-A on and off for years, as I have concerns about it's safety, but it keeps my skin blemish free.

[imcurious]

Just do a search with key words Retin A, side effects, dangers, lung cancer and the links will come up.

[Tantamount]

Originally Posted by imcurious

Just do a search with key words Retin A, side effects, dangers, lung cancer and the links will come up.

Well, I did what you said, but all that really came up was the possible danger to an unborn fetus which my Doctor had warned me about long ago. Everything I've ever read about Retin-A was positive regarding skin repair, possible prevention of skin cancer, etc. There was a mention of a study that considered a slight possible increase in lung cancer if one is a smoker but was never proven to be significant.

I was really hoping you could provide an actual link that proves your statement to be true.

[ronen1]

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