QUERATAL

QUERATAL CREAM

Queratal, the trade name for Tretinoin cream, also known as retinoic acid, is one of the most popular and widely used products in dermatology to improve skin conditions. This drug has gained popularity due to its effectiveness in fighting various skin problems, from acne to wrinkles, and it is considered the gold standard in the cosmetic industry. Let's take a closer look at what Tretinoin cream is and how it is used.

What is Queratal?

Queratal (Tretinoin) is a vitamin A derivative that activates retinoic acid receptors in the skin. This process stimulates skin cell renewal, speeding up skin cell turnover and helping to eliminate problems such as clogged pores and surface wrinkles. Tretinoin cream is available by prescription and comes in different concentrations.

What is the cream used for?

Queratal cream has a wide range of uses and can be used for the following:

Acne treatment: One of the main uses of the cream is to treat acne. It helps to reduce inflammation, prevents new pimples from appearing and helps in the disappearance of blackheads.

Improving skin texture: Tretinoin helps to improve skin texture, making it smoother and more even. This is especially helpful if there are fine lines and uneven tone.

Fight pigmentation: Queratal cream can help reduce pigmentation and blemishes on the skin, such as sun spots and post-acne.

How to use

Applying Queratal cream requires caution and following certain rules:

Skin cleansing: Before applying the cream, you should cleanse your skin with a mild cleanser. Allow the skin to dry completely before application.

Application: Queratal should be applied in a thin layer on the skin areas prone to problems. Exclude the use of the cream in the eye area, on the lips and in the area of mucous membranes.

Avoid sun exposure: The cream makes the skin more sensitive to the sun, so it is important to use sunscreen during the day.

Gradual introduction: If this is your first time using Tretinoin, start with a lower concentration, so your skin can adapt.

Dosage

The dosage of Queratal cream depends on your individual needs and your doctor's recommendations. Usually start with a low concentration (0.025% or 0.05%) and gradually increase as needed. Detailed dosage instructions should be provided by your doctor.

Contraindications

Although Queratal cream is an effective treatment, it is not suitable for everyone. Contraindications include:

Pregnancy: Tretinoin can be dangerous to the fetus, so it should be avoided during pregnancy.

Sensitive skin: Some people may have skin that is too sensitive for the use of this cream, which can cause irritation and redness.

Allergic Reactions: In rare cases, allergic reactions to the components of the cream may occur.

Side effects

Side effects may occur when using Queratal cream, such as:

Dry and flaky skin: This is common at the beginning of treatment and may be alleviated by moisturizers.

Redness: The skin may become red and irritated, especially in the initial stages.

Burning sensation: Some people may experience a mild burning sensation after applying Queratal cream, which is also considered normal and will decrease as the skin adapts.

Increased sensitivity to the sun: Skin becomes more vulnerable to ultraviolet rays, so sunscreen becomes an essential part of regular skin care.

Redness and swelling: In rare cases, redness and swelling of the skin may occur. If these symptoms become intense, a doctor should be consulted.

Interaction of Queratal cream with other drugs and cosmetic products: a gentle combination for beautiful skin

 Queratal is a powerful skin improvement agent, but its effectiveness and safety can be compromised if it is used in combination with certain other cosmetic products or medications. In this article, we will review important aspects of Tretinoin's interactions with other substances and provide tips on choosing the right skin care products.

1. Exfoliants and acids

One of the most common things to be aware of when using Tretinoin is its interaction with exfoliants and acids, such as alpha hydroxy acids (AHA) and beta hydroxy acids (BHA). Both Tretinoin and exfoliants promote skin cell renewal, and using them together can increase skin irritation and dryness. This can lead to tingling, burning sensations, and even skin peeling.

Tip: If you want to incorporate exfoliants into your skincare routine, discuss it with your dermatologist. Your doctor can help you choose the right products and develop a regimen that minimizes the risks of irritation.

2. Sunscreens

Tretinoin makes your skin more sensitive to sunlight, so sunscreen becomes even more important when using it. Uncontrolled exposure of the skin to the sun's rays when it is exposed to Tretinoin can cause severe burning and damage to the skin.

Tip: Use a sunscreen with SPF 30 or higher every day, even in cloudy weather. Apply it in the morning, about 20-30 minutes after applying Tretinoin.

3. Acne medications and other medications to treat acne

If you are taking other medications to treat acne or other skin problems, it is important to consider their interactions with Queratal. For example, the use of medications containing benzoyl peroxide may increase dryness and irritation of the skin, so they should be used with caution.

4. Moisturizers and emollients

To minimize the dryness and irritation associated with the use of Queratal, you can use moisturizers and emollients. These will help moisturize your skin and reduce skin sensitivity.

Tip: Look for products with gentle and soothing ingredients such as aloe vera, panthenol, and hyaluronic acid. Apply them after Queratal to reduce irritation.

5. Prescription medications and cosmetic products

If your doctor has prescribed prescription skin care products, make sure they are compatible with Tretinoin. Your doctor will usually take this into consideration, but it's always a good idea to check with him or her.

Tip: Share all the information about the products you use, this will allow them to customize your skincare routine for best results.

Proper interaction of Queratal cream with other products and medications is a key aspect of achieving the desired results without harming your skin. Always consult a professional to develop a skin care plan that will best suit your needs.

How long does the therapeutic effect last?

The effects of using Queratal cream can begin to appear after a few weeks, but maximum results may take several months to appear. Keep in mind that Queratal is not a magic cure, and regular use combined with proper skin care maintains its effectiveness.

Queratal cream is a powerful tool for fighting acne, improving skin texture, and reducing pigmentation. However, its use requires caution and adherence to the doctor's instructions. It is always advisable to consult a professional before beginning treatment to develop a customized skin care program best suited to your needs. Queratal cream remains one of the most effective skin improvement products available and will help you achieve the results you desire when used correctly.

What are your shipping rates and policies?
At the moment we offer 1 shipping option:

Regular Airmail Delivery (10-12 business days)
 
Once your order has been shipped, we will send you an email to notify you that your product has left our facilities. From this point on, your product is only 15-24 business days.

Please note that orders are shipped on business days only (Monday through Friday, excluding holidays).

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Do you ship internationally?
yes
 
In what currency is my purchase transaction received?
The currency used will be the US dollar.

How will my medication be packaged?
Your order will be properly packaged for your protection in transit to destination.

Where are the medications shipped from?
We ship from our office in Acapulco, Gro. Mexico

Where are the drugs you have to sell made?
Most of the drugs we offer are manufactured in Mexico, some are manufactured in countries such as Germany, England, France and others, all manufactured by large multinational laboratories legally established in Mexico.

What is the expiration date of the medications I receive?
We offer the guarantee that your product will have at least 10 months of use at the time of sale, however most of the drugs we sell have an expiration date greater than 1 to 2 years

What is your return policy?
Read the refund and cancellation policy

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What happens once I send my order?
If your payment is received and identified, you will immediately receive an order confirmation email and another email once your order has been shipped.

How do I check the status of my order?
After making your purchase, you will receive an email with your order tracking information. This email contains information about the purchase and a link to the official pages of SEPOMEX, USPS, CANADA POST and PARCEL FORCE.

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