Glyco A Cream 30gm

Glyco-A Cream is used for the following:

• Managing acne and acne scars

• Reducing hyperpigmentation and melasma

• Diminishing signs of photo-ageing, such as fine lines and wrinkles

• Controlling seborrhea, a condition characterised by excessive oil production

Use Glyco-A Cream as suggested below:

• Start by ensuring that your skin is clean and dry.

• Apply the cream to the skin using your fingertip or a clean cotton swab.

• The quantity needed will depend on the size of the area you're applying it to.

• Gently rub the cream into your skin, covering it with a thin layer.

• After application, wash your hands to avoid spreading any potential irritants.

Remember, it's crucial to follow specific advice from your doctor about how frequently you should apply Glyco-A Cream.

Glyco-A Cream is applied topically.

Glyco-A Cream contains glycolic acid (12%), which has several mechanisms of action:

• Exfoliating Properties: Glycolic acid enhances the turnover rate of epithelial cells, leading to skin peeling and removal of dead skin cells. This process helps improve skin texture.

• Antibacterial Activity: Upon application on the skin, glycolic acid decomposes and releases oxygen which acts as an antibacterial agent effective against Propionibacterium acnes.

• Antioxidant Properties: The antioxidant properties of glycolic acid help protect your skin from oxidative stress and environmental damage.

• Keratolytic and Comedolytic Effects: It exhibits keratolytic effects that help in treating comedones and unclogging of blocked pores.

• Anti-inflammatory Properties: Glycolic acid can reduce inflammation associated with various skin conditions like acne and hyperpigmentation.

• Store Glyco-A Cream in a cool, dry place.

• Keep it away from direct sunlight and moisture to maintain its potency.

• For safety reasons, always keep this medicine out of sight and reach of children.

• To help manage acne issues, try to limit your intake of high-glycaemic foods like white bread and sugary drinks. These can trigger an insulin response, which may worsen your acne.

• If you're dealing with hyperpigmentation or melasma, consider wearing sun-protective clothing or hats when outdoors, as sunlight can intensify these conditions.