Study of the effect of KERACNYL Foaming Gel on the skin

Pharmacological study of the effect of KERACNYL Foaming Gel on the skin barrier using human skin explants

Population

Human skin explants from 3 different donors

Application of KERACNYL Foaming Gel

1 application to the surface of the explants in the presence of a fluorescent tracer, compared to an untreated control and a control treated with 1% SDS (damaging the skin barrier)

Evaluation criteria

Analysis of fluorescence in confocal microscopy
Quantification of the penetration of the fluorescent tracer in the different conditions

Results

In the presence of KERACNYL Foaming Gel, the penetration of the fluorescent tracer is not increased in the stratum corneum, compared to the untreated control.

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Conclusion

Preservation of the skin barrier

Acne

Efficacy and tolerability of KERACNYL serum in mild to moderate adult female acne

DUCRAY

Acne
Pediatrics

Tolerance and efficacy of KERACNYL Foaming Gel

DUCRAY

Tolerance and efficacy of KERACNYL Foaming Gel in combination with topical and oral acne treatments, under dermatological control

Acne
Pediatrics

Tolerance and efficacy of KERACNYL UV+ anti-blemish fluid

DUCRAY

Tolerance and efficacy of KERACNYL UV+ anti-blemish fluid in subjects with mild to moderate acne, under dermatological and ophthalmological control

Summary of clinical results