The most common side effects of Differin

• Unpleasant sensations (burning, stinging, tingling, and/or itchiness)
• Unusual dryness, flakiness, and/or scaling.
• Skin redness (erythema) - more rarely with a rash.
• Sensitivity to sunlight (and artificial UV light)
• Excessive exfoliation (when applied too liberally)

Differin Dark Spot Correcting Serum helps to reduce the appearance of post-acne marks, hyperpigmentation, blotches, age spots, and even freckles. Plus, when used every day, it can improve overall skin tone and clarity, restore uniformity and improve luminosity.

Bye dark discoloration I use the differin dark spot correcting serum twice a day as it's recommended.

Most of our experts highlighted Differin Gel's benefits, which include increasing cell turnover and stimulating collagen to help mild scarring and pigment go away over time. They advised using it only a few times a week to start and increasing the frequency to once daily as necessary.

Whether you get Differin as a gel or a cream, it should be applied to the affected area daily as long as you continue to suffer from acne. If your acne completely clears up, you can stop the treatment, but be aware that your acne may return at some point.

To help clear up your acne completely, it is very important that you keep using this medicine for the full time of treatment , even if your symptoms begin to clear up after a short time. If you stop using this medicine too soon, your acne may return or get worse.

And unlike other acne treatments, it's not a spot treatment. In fact, you shouldn't apply it when you're already experiencing a breakout. Rather, it works best as a preventive measure when used regularly, and you need to apply the Differin gel on your whole face.

It's not a spot treatment and should not be used to treat a single pimple. For example, if you get acne on the face, Differin® Gel should be applied to the entire face. It's meant for once-daily use, even when you see no signs of acne.

To help clear up your acne completely, it is very important that you keep using this medicine for the full time of treatment , even if your symptoms begin to clear up after a short time. If you stop using this medicine too soon, your acne may return or get worse.

It's not a spot treatment and should not be used to treat a single pimple. For example, if you get acne on the face, Differin® Gel should be applied to the entire face. It's meant for once-daily use, even when you see no signs of acne.

Differin® Gel is still doing its job to reduce acne-causing clogs, so it's important to keep using it daily. You could start to see a reduction in acne after two weeks of treatment.

Whether you get Differin as a gel or a cream, it should be applied to the affected area daily as long as you continue to suffer from acne. If your acne completely clears up, you can stop the treatment, but be aware that your acne may return at some point.