Ingredients/Content

Active ingredients: Azelaic Acid 20%

Efficacy/Effectiveness

- Suppression of bacterial growth such as acne bacteria in hair follicles.

- Remove unnecessary keratinocytes

- inflammation calming effect

- Promote hair growth

- Easing the pigmentation of brown spots (fringe freckles) skin, etc

azelaic acid

Azelaic acid is an ingredient extracted from wheat, barley, and rye grains and has an excellent function in treating skin antibacterial effect and pigmentation. It is known to exhibit the most ideal reaction when contained in a concentration of 15-20%.

Azelaic acid was first developed and used as a pigmentation treatment (whitening X), which was subsequently shown to be effective against acne, and was approved as a topical treatment for acne in 1989.

It is used to treat acne and inflammatory acne. It is a topical acne treatment that was discovered by chance as acne lesions improved in some of the patients who used azelaic acid for the treatment of melasma.

Currently, it is used to simultaneously improve pigment deposition and acne. In addition, it is said to have the ability to suppress free oxygen and is known to have the effect of exfoliating.

Usage/Capacity

Apply an appropriate amount of this product to the affected area twice a day. Also, for acne (suspension), apply it to the affected area after washing your face.

Precautions for use

Please use this medicine only for external use. Also, do not use it for the skin only and for ophthalmic purposes on the cornea and conjunctiva. Please use it for a while and consult a doctor or pharmacist if it is not recognized as effective.

Side effects

Immediately stop using the medication and consult with a doctor, dentist, or pharmacist in the following cases. Have this attached document as possible during consultation

1) Usually, local skin irritation (e.g., congestion and redness, scales, itchiness, and burning) may occur at the beginning of treatment. In most cases, the irritation is mild and disappears by itself when the treatment is continued.

2) Very commonly (more than 10%) hotness, itchiness, and erythema at the application site can appear.

3) Peeling, pain, drying, discoloration, and irritation of the applied area can often occur (more than 1% and less than 10%).

4) Uncommon (more than 0.1%, less than 1%) oil flow, acne, skin bleaching, sensory abnormalities at the application site, dermatitis, discomfort, and swelling can occur.

5) Rarely (more than 0.01% and less than 0.1%) small bleaching spots, hyperuricosis, hyperemia, redness due to congestion (signs of pore keratosis), worsening lipitis and recurrent papularis, drug hypersensitivity, ripples at the application site, eczema, fever, and ulcers may appear.

6) The following additional adverse reactions were reported in postmarketing investigations (frequency unknown)

- Vascular edema, contact dermatitis, eye edema, swollen face (which can be accompanied by hypersensitivity reactions)

- rash

- a rash

- aggravation of asthma

Expiration date

3 years from the date of manufacture

Packaging unit

1EA

Storage method

Room temperature (1-30℃), shielded airtight container.

Manufacturer

Micro Labs Ltd