Dermatological bar is a topical product used to treat various skin problems such as acne, fungal infections and skin irritations. It is often formulated with active ingredients such as benzoyl peroxide, miconazole and ketoconazole to combat bacteria and fungi. Dermatological bar is easy to use and can be applied directly to the affected skin for rapid relief.
Acne is one of the most common and frustrating skin problems, and Dermatological Bar can offer effective help. Benzoyl peroxide, which is often used in acne treatment products, helps eliminate the bacteria that can cause inflammation and pimples. Dermatological acne bar can also help reduce sebum production, which can clog pores and cause breakouts.
Fungal infections can also be treated with dermatological breads. Miconazole and ketoconazole are ingredients commonly used in topical antifungal products to treat skin infections such as fungal infections. They can help kill the fungi responsible for the infection and relieve associated symptoms, such as itching and redness.
Skin irritations can also be treated with a dermatological bar. Products containing soothing ingredients such as chamomile and calendula can help calm inflamed skin and reduce redness and itching. Dermatological breads can also be useful for treating rashes caused by allergic reactions or environmental irritants.
A-Derma's dermatological cleansing bar for fragile skin gently cleanses, soothes and softens the skin.
When using dermatological lotions, it is important to follow the instructions for use and not to use them more often or in larger quantities than recommended. Topical products can cause side effects such as allergic reactions, redness and irritation. If you have any doubts about using a particular product, it's important to consult a doctor before using it.
In summary, dermatological lotions can offer rapid relief for a variety of skin problems.
The skin is our largest organ, and we tend to ignore it. It covers 10% of our entire body, equivalent to a surface area of about two square meters. So it can be the cause of major problems. Dermatological diseases are numerous and often difficult to identify. They can be divided into three distinct groups. Inflammatory skin diseases, such aseczema, psoriasis and urticaria, are chronic conditions that people learn to treat, and for which they consult us regularly, especially in the acute phase. These pathologies manifest themselves in different ways on the skin.
Acne, psoriasis and eczema are the most common and well-known skin diseases. While benign, they also have the reputation of recurring frequently, of being "incurable" and of requiring time-consuming treatments. They are particularly unsightly. There are many cosmetics available to treat skin problems.
Adult acne is more common than you might think, affecting both men and women. In most cases, it follows on from so-called juvenile acne. Occasionally, it can set in from the age of 25, even if the person has never had significant acne in the past. In recent years, the incidence of adult acne has been on the rise, particularly among women.
In adult acne, as in the juvenile form, three mechanisms are associated and develop in the sebaceous hair follicles (cavities in which hair originates) of the face and/or chest:
In adults, acne evolves chronically, usually remaining discreet, with notable differences depending on gender.
In women, it mainly affects the lower part of the face, moving down to the neck. Lesions are few in number, but inflammatory.
For men, the lesions are located on the back and are therefore less visible.
Specialists have put forward a number of hypotheses to explain the onset of acne in adults:
Hormonal imbalances. Hyperandrogenism (excessive secretion of androgen hormones). For example, inappropriate estrogen-progestogen contraception can trigger acne. But stress can also play a role: adults have difficulty tolerating late-onset acne, which can have serious psychological repercussions, especially in the workplace. Women are more affected than men, due to the difference in lesion location. Anxiety disorders, even depression in some cases, can develop as a result of adult acne.
Changes in temperature, hard water, chlorine, pollution, clothing, cosmetics, sun... Every day, the skin is subjected to a wide range of external aggressions, causing itching, red patches and dryness. Dermatology is medicine dedicated to the care of the skin, mucous membranes, nails, hair and body hair. Among other things, it treats acne, eczema, psoriasis, hair loss and mycosis.
Discover our selection of medicines to treat your dermatological problems, in our pharmacy section.
No medicines will be delivered outside France. Only available for collection from the pharmacy in Perpignan (France).
Soin-et-Nature offers a wide range of hygiene products to meet all your daily care needs. Here are the main categories available:
These hygiene products available on Soin-et-Nature allow you to care for your skin while respecting its specific needs, for daily comfort and freshness.
