I think I have burned my face with too much hyularonic acid

[Anonymous]

It is much more likely to be the retinol or vitamin C, especially because your skin is probably very dry right now (I know mine is). I usually stop using tretinoin in the winter for this reason. Just stop everything other than a very gentle cleanser (I use Neutrogena ultra gentle) and use a barrier repair cream like La Roche Posay Cicaplast.

[Anonymous]

I'd be surprised if HA did this, but anything is possible. Do you put moisturizer over top of the HA? I wonder if you can pull back on all products for a week and then start introducing slowly to see what the issue is.

[Anonymous]

Throw all your products in a bag and take it along when you see a dermatologist.

[Anonymous]

Me too, I think it's the combo of the HA and RA. I have to take a break.

[Anonymous]

Micellar water cause my skin to break out in hives.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Every time I have tried hyularonic acid, it get red and irritated. In this dry climate it can actually pull moisture away. You need to add moisture.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Throw all your products in a bag and take it along when you see a dermatologist.

Has anyone done this? When I've brought products to a couple different derms they were not at all interested in helping me troubleshoot products.