Summary of clinical results

Tolerance and efficacy of CLEANANCE COMEDOMED anti-blemish concentrate as a maintenance treatment for facial acne
Tolerance and efficacy of CLEANANCE COMEDOMED anti-blemish concentrate in teenagers and adults as a maintenance treatment for facial acne, under dermatological control
Real-life international cohort study with 12-month follow-up
Population
54 subjects aged 12 to 35 with mild to moderate facial acne (GEA score 1 to 3) and oily skin
Application of CLEANANCE COMEDOMED anti-blemish concentrate
- 2 applications per day on the face for 1 year
Evaluation criteria
- Severity of acne (GEA score = Global Evaluation of Acne)
- Rate of acne relapse (GEA score ≥3 requiring introduction of antiacne treatment)
- Quality of life questionnaire (Cardiff Acne Disability Index - CADI)
- Skin tolerance
Results
- Statistically significant improvement in acne severity score at 6 and 12 months (p<0.001, versus inclusion)

Evolution of acne severity score (GEA) over 12 months
** p= statistically Highly Significant (p<0.001, versus inclusion)
- Highly significant improvement in the number of inflammatory and non-inflammatory lesions, with effect maintained at 1 year: -53.9% and -61.3% respectively (p<0.0001)

Evolution of the number of inflammatory and non-inflammatory lesions (lesion count) over 12 months
** p= statistically Highly Significant (p<0.001, versus inclusion)
- No relapse of acne for 90% of subjectsat 6 months and 85% of subjects at 1 year
- Highly significant decrease in CADI score after 1 year: -53.7% (p<0.001, versus inclusion)
- Excellent skin tolerance for 98% of subjects
Conclusion
CLEANANCE COMEDOMED anti-blemish concentrate applied twice daily as a maintenance treatment for 1 year improves acne severity and limits recurrences
Excellent skin tolerance
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