Does it make sense to keep using tretinoin for anti-aging purposes but not for acne?

[Zain202]

Since I'm 36 and don't have acne, I've been using tretinoin (0.05%) for 9 months to improve the appearance of my skin. Even while I think I can see a difference, I question whether I am being overly optimistic about that. Here is my regimen; if you have any ideas for additions, please let me know.I wash my face with Cerave's moisturising foam cleanser in the morning, then use SkinCeuticals' vitamin C serum, moisturiser, and, if I'm not wearing makeup, a tinted SPF from La Roche-Posay. I wash my face with salicylic acid at night to get rid of debris and makeup, and then I use Menarini's tretinoin gel from Skinorac to apply tretinoin to my damp skin in a pea-sized amount. I apply moisturiser once more after that.

 

[ezio6]

Helo oldcel

 

[NerdcelThundercok]

i would say yes. i use it for anti aging. just dont drink alcohol. fasting might help collagen and dermastamp with collagen pills. also smoking cucks collagen too

 

[Zain202]

I see, thnx bro