Gel Differin 1 mg/g

Yes, this is very common during the first few weeks. You may experience some redness, dryness, or a burning sensation as your skin adjusts to the retinoid. To reduce this, you can apply the gel every other night initially or use a moisturizer 30 minutes after application.

This is often called "purging." Because Adapalene accelerates cell renewal, deep-seated impurities are brought to the surface faster, which may look like a breakout. This is a sign the medication is working and usually clears up within a few weeks.

No. The use of retinoids like Adapalene is strictly contraindicated during pregnancy to ensure the safety of the unborn child. If you are planning a pregnancy, stop using this medication.

Yes, Adapalene makes your skin more sensitive to UV light. It is important to avoid excessive sun exposure and sunbeds, and to always wear a broad-spectrum sunscreen (SPF 30+) during the day, even if it is cloudy.

Be cautious with other drying products like alcohol-based toners or harsh scrubs, as this can cause severe irritation. If you want to use other active ingredients (like benzoyl peroxide), it is often advised to use them in the morning and apply Differin in the evening.