Tazarotene

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Description

Tazarotene is a type of (topically-applied) synthetic Vitamin A Derivative (Retinoid).  It is the first of a new generation of topical, receptor-selective Retinoids.

 

 

 

Therapeutic Usage of Tazarotene

Immune System

 Tazarotene (applied topically) may facilitate the regression of Basal Cell Carcinoma.  [1]

 Tazarotene (applied topically) may facilitate the regression of Melanoma (Lentigo maligna form).  [2]

 

Skin

 Tazarotene (applied topically) may alleviate Acne.  [3]

 Tazarotene (applied topically) may reduce the size of Pores in persons afflicted with Pores - Enlarged.  [4]

 Tazarotene (applied topically) may alleviate Ichthyosis.  [5]

 Tazarotene (applied topically) may help to fade Liver Spots.  [6]

 Tazarotene (applied topically) may alleviate Psoriasis:  [7]

 Clinical studies have shown that Tazarotene is successful in the treatment of approximately 70% of Psoriasis patients.

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