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Skinoren and pulsed dye laser - Is it okay to continue my azelaic acid cream?

veb500May 11, 2019
Hello, I am having a patch test in a week's time for pulsed dye laser treatment. The clinic carrying out the treatment hasn't mentioned the need for me to cease using my prescription azelaic acid cream beforehand. I just want to check that this is correct, as I obviously don't want to sensitise/harm my skin. Many thanks in advance.

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Dr. Amy Y. Paul, DO, FAAD
Dermatologic Surgeon, Board Certified in Dermatology
Answered on Jul 28, 2019
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