Treatment Guide

Azelaic Acid in Biorevitalisation — Protocol Guide

Azelaic Acid in Biorevitalisation Protocols

Azelaic Acid plays a key role in professional biorevitalisation treatments. A dicarboxylic acid that inhibits tyrosinase, has bacteriostatic effects against P. acnes, reduces keratin production, and provides anti-inflammatory benefits.

Role of Azelaic Acid in Biorevitalisation

Injection of non-crosslinked hyaluronic acid combined with amino acids, vitamins, and minerals to deeply hydrate and revitalise the dermis Azelaic Acid enhances this treatment through its anti-acne and brightening properties, providing multi-function support during and after the procedure.

Protocol Integration

In a typical biorevitalisation protocol, azelaic acid can be utilised at several stages:

  • Pre-treatment: Skin preparation with azelaic acid-containing products to optimise treatment outcomes
  • During treatment: Active azelaic acid delivery through the treatment modality for enhanced penetration
  • Post-treatment: Recovery support using azelaic acid formulations to accelerate healing
30-45 minTreatment Duration
24-48hDowntime
3-4 sessionsSessions

Clinical Benefits

Combining azelaic acid with biorevitalisation offers several advantages:

  • Enhanced anti-acne and brightening through professional delivery methods
  • Improved treatment outcomes with medical-grade multi-function support
  • Reduced downtime and faster recovery when supported by azelaic acid

Skymedic Products

Skymedic offers professional-grade azelaic acid formulations specifically designed for integration with biorevitalisation protocols. All products manufactured under ISO 13485 standards.

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