Shereene Idriss recommends Eucerin Q10 anti-wrinkle cream for oncology patients undergoing chemotherapy or radiation, using it morning and night. Avoid nearby products with retinyl palmitate due to irritation risk. If using retinoids, start with 2-3 times per week as tolerated.
It's interesting that there's an oncology skin care section for patients undergoing chemotherapy and radiation but I think what's even more interesting is that this product is right next to it and I would not recommend this for patients undergoing chemo. It is one of my favorite creams is their eusterine Q10 anti wrinkle cream. This one for sure Anybody undergoing any sort of radiation or chemo can use this one but not this one because this is married to a quote unquote pro retinol. It's basically a retinol palmitate that's in here. I don't like the fact that we don't know the percentage or the strength of that and I would much rather you buy this and get a bigger bang for your buck. Use it in the morning and at night and marry it it as needed to retinol maybe twice a week three times a week as much as you can tolerate versus trying to go with this and getting an irritation in the process. So are an oncology patient I would go for this one over that one.
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