Acne, Peeling
Conditions
Keywords
acne vulgaris, chemical peeling
Brief summary
Assessment of the Efficacy and Safety of 50% Glycolic Acid, 30% Salicylic Acid, and Modified Jessner's Chemical Peels in the Treatment of Active Acne and Post-acne Hyperpigmentation: Randomized Controlled Trial.
Interventions
Using a cotton tip applicator, a single coat of commercially prepared 50% GA peeling agent was evenly applied to the patient's face. Neutralization of the peel was done on reaching uniform erythema (endpoint) within 3-5 minutes. If frosting was observed in any area before the set time or endpoint, the area was neutralized with sodium bicarbonate
Using a cotton tip applicator, a single coat of commercially prepared 30% SA peeling agent was evenly applied to the patient's face, moving from the forehead and advancing to the cheeks, chin, glabella, nose, and perioral area. Once white crystallization appeared, patients were asked to wash their faces with water.
Commercially prepared MJ peel was applied using a gauze piece and light hand pressure. A single coat of peel was uniformly applied over the entire face. The coat was allowed to dry completely until erythema or frosting occurred, at which point patients were asked to wash their faces with cold water.
Sponsors
Study design
Eligibility
Inclusion criteria
* Facial active acne (mild and moderate cases) * post-acne hyperpigmentation * a minimum age of 18 years * skin phototype III or IV
Exclusion criteria
* Pregnant or nursing women * active infection in the treatment area (e.g., verrucae and herpes simplex) * systemic disease (hypertension, diabetes, or bleeding tendency) * systemic retinoid or laser treatment within the last 6 months * history of keloidal tendency or Aspirin sensitivity.
Design outcomes
Primary
| Measure | Time frame |
|---|---|
| improvement in acne vulgaris by assessing Global acne scoring system and post-acne hyperpigmentation index | 6 months |
Countries
Egypt