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Encyclopedia > Tazorac

Tazorac. A drug taken for acne. It is white in substance with an active ingredient of tazarotene. Tazorotene commonly called Tazorac comes in 2 perscription forms of Creams and Gels. ...

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tazorac for adult acne (471 words)
It's quite common for your condition to actually worsen during the first month of using Tazorac for adult acne, but don't worry it should soon start to improve and clear up after this initial time period.
It is recommended that women of child-bearing age ensure they use adequate birth-control measures and Tazorac should not be used by pregnant women due to the potential dangers to unborn babies.
"TAZORAC® Cream or Gel should not be used if you are pregnant, trying to become pregnant, or at risk of becoming pregnant.
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