Development and evaluation of azelaic acid-cyclodextrin hydrogels for treatment of acne
Muhammet Davut ARPA,
Nilay DOĞAN,
Melisa GÜNDÜZ
et al.
Abstract:Acne is an inflammatory or non-inflammatory disease that can be seen at every stage of human life and affects daily life both physically and psychologically. In the topical treatment of acne, substances with different pharmacological effects such as benzoyl peroxide, isotretinoin, azelaic acid (AZE), and erythromycin are used alone or in combination. AZE cream (20%) has been frequently preferred in the treatment of mild and moderate acne in recent years. However, since AZE has poor solubility in water, its low… Show more
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