Aziderm Cream
Acne Vulgaris, Rosacea
20% 15g
Intended to relieve facial inflammatory lesions to support dermal texture and target epidermal keratinisation.
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Azelaic Acid
Azelaic acid is a topical dicarboxylic acid used in acne and rosacea contexts. It has antimicrobial and keratinisation-related effects in skin.
Key points
- Topical azelaic acid helps reduce inflammatory lesions and follicular plugging.
- Burning, stinging and local irritation are common application-site effects.
Aziderm Cream gives the catalogue a topical azelaic acid identity connected with acne vulgaris and rosacea. The cream form and skin route are the useful distinctions here. Repeating the percentage from the catalogue would add less value than explaining its follicular and inflammatory relevance.
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