Dermatological Meds

Daily use of sunscreen can promote radiant, youthful skin. The right SPF can block harmful UV rays and keep the skin cancer-free and healthy.

Cystic acne can wreak havoc on the skin and a person’s self-esteem. Certain breakout-battling products can be the answer to clearer skin.

Say goodbye to acne for good. Learn how certain dermatology ingredients can transform the skin, creating a clear and radiant complexion.

Topical probiotics improve skin conditions like acne, atopic dermatitis and aging. Research is required on other skin conditions.

Many natural ingredients can reduce acne scars, pigmentation, redness and swelling. Some can promote cell growth.

Squalene is a naturally occurring oil. Plant-derived squalane has moisturizing and anti-inflammatory properties that can protect skin.

Caffeine skincare products are effective for cellulite, dark circles, wrinkles, acne, and sunburn.

Skincare products contain hundreds of harmful ingredients, and these 5 are particularly concerning. Can compounding help with skincare needs?

Niacinamide helps new cell growth, improving epidermal barrier function and managing inflammatory skin conditions.

Personalized skincare products serve the needs of chronic health concerns while minimizing the visual impact of sun damage and aging.

Millions of people struggle with oily skin. Here are 5 common misconceptions and handy ways to treat oily skin.

Acne and other breakouts can happen from these 3 simple ingredients found in skincare. Changing the skincare routine can help.

As people get older, many start chasing that elusive youthful glow. Thankfully, some vitamins and supplements can have anti-aging effects.

Scars from acne, medical treatments, or even injuries can impact one’s self-esteem. Dermatologists recommend ingredients for fading scars.

Chickenpox is associated with children, but adults are at risk of shingles. If I never had chickenpox, is a shingles vaccine necessary?

Preventing acne and decreasing redness is all about knowing what products to use. Consider these acne-fighting skincare ingredients.

Compounding dermatology offers people personalized skincare products. This can help decrease wrinkles and prevent early aging.

Oily skin creates a visible shine and causes acne flare-ups. Home remedies can improve mild cases of oily skin, but severe cases may require a prescription.

Lifestyle and seasonal changes can call for a change in the skincare routine. Know these signs of when to try new skincare products.

Many people suffer from dry skin. When over-the-counter treatments and home remedies fail, dermatology compounding treatment can help.

When choosing a moisturizer, look for hydrating ingredients to combat dry skin. Some of these include hyaluronic acid, ceramides, and glycerin.

Vitamins such as vitamin A and zinc have anti-inflammatory and oil reducing properties to help clear acne and improve the look and feel of skin.

Changes in hormone levels can cause acne in both men and women. 4 popular vitamins and minerals can be used to fight acne.

Everybody wants to know the secret to a healthy mane and shiny locks. Certain foods, vitamins, and supplements can make hair healthy and shiny.

If fingernails and toenails are dry and brittle, there could be a vitamin deficiency. Getting the right daily supplement can improve the health of nails.

With compound dermatology, people with sensitive skin, can get treatment that’s customized to specific needs that over the counter options are too harsh.

Bug bite severity can range from irritating to dangerous. You can take precautions to prevent some types of bug bites and there are also quick treatments if you are bitten.

Compounded Shampoos Compounded medicated shampoos can be used to treat several conditions that affect the scalp. Many of these conditions result in dandruff, but the cause of that dandruff can vary. When treating, it is important to treat the cause of dandruff rather than just the symptoms, so a specialized treatment may be required. What do medicated shampoos treat? Medicated shampoos can treat dandruff caused by tinea capitis, seborrheic dermatitis, or psoriasis, as well as other hair and scalp conditions such as hair loss. Tinea capitis is a fungal infection of the scalp, hair follicles, and the adjacent [...]

Compounded Ointments and Gels Topical medications are great alternatives to more traditional oral formulations. They allow absorption of medication directly through the skin, which can avoid potential side effects such as stomach upset or drowsiness. Topical medications, including ointments and gels, target and treat pain, inflammation, and irritation. What is the difference between an ointment and a gel? Ointments and gels share some similar characteristics. For instance, they both sit on the skin rather than being directly absorbed like a cream or lotion. This allows the medication to have an extended amount of contact with the skin, so [...]

Foam and Spray Compounding Topical medications provide an alternative to oral products by offering a convenient delivery method that does not require swallowing a pill. Topical products can come in a variety of formulations, including creams, lotions, gels, shampoos, foams, and sprays. Foams and sprays can be used to treat a variety of conditions, however, only a limited number of these products are commercially available. Compounding allows you and your doctor to work with your pharmacist to create products that are specifically tailored to you and your needs, including foams and sprays. What are foams? Foams are preparations [...]

Compounded Cream Benefits Compounded creams and lotions are topical medications that are tailored to your individual treatment needs. Topical products treat conditions at the affected site, eliminating or reducing the need for oral medications. Different active ingredients, strengths, and bases can be used to create a product that fits your exact needs. Many commercially available products are only available in limited options, however compounded topical medications can be adjusted as needed. When should a cream be used? One type of topical medication that is most commonly used, is a cream. Creams have a higher water content than other [...]

Topical muscle relaxants and analgesics can be used to provide safe and effective pain relief.