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Cosmetic retinoid use in photoaged skin: A review of the compounds, their use and mechanisms of action

International Journal of Cosmetic Science, Volume 47, Issue 1, Page 45-57, February 2025.
This article reviews the cosmetic use of retinoid compounds for improving signs of photoaging. Retinoids, via a complex signalling pathway, can remodel the epidermis and dermis leading to an improved clinical and histological appearance of the skin. (Created with Biorender.com).
Bezaleel Mambwe, Kieran T. Mellody, Orsolya Kiss, Clare O'Connor, Mike Bell, Rachel E. B. Watson, Abigail K. Langton   +6 more
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Synthetic Dermal Fillers in Treating Acne Scars: A Comparative Systematic Review

Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology, Volume 24, Issue 1, January 2025.
ABSTRACT Background Acne is a common condition observed in adolescents and in most severe acne the scars develop. There are numerous treatment options for acne scars. However, no standardized guidelines have been established to guide physicians in the optimal treatment of acne scars.
Salma Albargawi
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13882 Trifarotene 50 μg/g cream: An effective and safe treatment for moderate facial and truncal acne

, 2020
Introduction: While ∼50% of patients with facial acne have truncal acne, data concerning treatment of truncal acne has been lacking. Three recent studies evaluated the efficacy and safety of a new retinoid, trifarotene 50 μg/g cream (trifarotene), for ...
Ahmad, F, Eichenfield, L, Rosso, J D, Graeber, M, Tan, J, Tanghetti, E, Saenz, A A, Weiss, J S, Stein Gold, Linda F, Cook-Bolden, F   +9 more
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Update: Mechanisms of Topical Retinoids in Acne

, 2022
International audienceTopical retinoids are the cornerstone of current acne management due to their actions on multiple facets of acne pathophysiology.
Kang, Sewon, York, Jean Philippe, Dréno, Brigitte, James, Leyden   +3 more
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53113 Trifarotene shown to improve acne and related sequelae (scars, pigmentation)

Background: Trifarotene belongs to a new generation of topical retinoids for acne. Data indicate multiple mechanisms through which trifarotene may interrupt acne pathogenesis and improve acne-related scarring and pigmentation.
Schleicher, Stephen, Callender, Valerie, Stein-Gold, Linda, Cook Bolden, Fran E, Bhatia, Neal, Alexis, Andrew, York, J. P, Chavda, Rajeev, Weiss, Jonathan, Del Rosso, James   +9 more
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53447 Phase IV studies show trifarotene is efficacious and suitable for broad range of patient types

Background: Acne is highly visible andone of the most common skin diseases. Healthcare professionals should have a reliable first-line approach that is efficacious and suited for a broad range of patient skin types, ages, and demographics.
Stein-Gold, Linda, Alexis, Andrew, York, J. P, Chavda, Rajeev, Weiss, Jonathan, Del Rosso, James   +5 more
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RANDOMIZED PHASE 3 EVALUATION OF TRIFAROTENE 50 µg/g CREAM TREATMENT OF MODERATE FACIAL AND TRUNCAL ACNE - Supplemental Information

, 2019
Supplemental information to JAAD article RANDOMIZED PHASE 3 EVALUATION OF TRIFAROTENE 50 µg/g CREAM TREATMENT OF MODERATE FACIAL AND TRUNCAL ...
Sanders, V (via Mendeley Data)
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51125 PATIENT EXIT INTERVIEWS ILLUSTRATE BENEFIT OF TRIFAROTENE ON ACNE-INDUCED PIGMENTARY PROBLEMS

Background: Acne-induced post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) is a common, long-lasting sequela of acne with a significant psychosocial impact. To assess its impact on sufferers, interviews were conducted in a phase IV study of trifarotene treatment
Browning, John, Calatayud, Antonio, Stein-Gold, Linda, Moore, Angela, Laquer, Vivian, Alexis, Andrew, Forman, Seth, York, J. P, Chavda, Rajeev, Del Rosso, James, Dhawan, Sunil   +10 more
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Trifarotene for Facial and Truncal Acne Vulgaris: A Narrative Review of Clinical Trial Evidence. [PDF]

Cureus
Krawchuk JP, Tamucci K.
europepmc   +1 more source

Development and ICH-Compliant Validation of a Robust HPTLC Method for Quantifying Trifarotene in Dermatological Creams

A novel and trustworthy technique for the quantitative measurement of trifarotene in medicinal cream formulations has been developed and validated: high-performance thin-layer chromatography (HPTLC).
Bhushan Sonawane, Pratibha Daroi, Supriya Takalkar   +2 more
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