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CLENZIderm M.D.™ Systems
Penetrate to the root of acne to clear skin fast
Obagi CLENZIderm M.D. Systems are the only prescription-strength acne treatments that contain a patented, solubilized form of 5% benzoyl peroxide (BPO) to penetrate deep into the follicle and treat acne where it starts.
Available in two distinct systems, for normal to oily skin or normal to dry skin, these simple, 3-step, physician-dispensed acne therapies from Obagi Medical are clinically proven to better penetrate the follicles for effective P. acnes bacteria reduction and rapid lesion reduction.*
*Postered at the 2007 Annual American Academy of Dermatology Meeting. Click here to view full study.
Who can benefit from the CLENZIderm M.D. Normal to Oily System?
- Patients with normal to oily skin
- Patients who prefer gels
- Patients with less sensitive skin who can tolerate most topical acne treatments
Who can benefit from the CLENZIderm M.D. Normal to Dry System?
- Patients with normal to dry skin
- Patients who prefer lotions
- Patients with sensitive skin, or skin that is naturally dry
- Patients looking to minimize side effects of retinoids or other acne treatments
To learn more about which system is right for your skin, feel free to schedule your complimentary consultation by calling 646-290-0749 or email
Protocol for use
CLENZIderm M.D. Systems Patient Instructions
Using a CLENZIderm M.D. System every day can reduce the visible signs of acne in as little as two weeks and prevent new breakouts, helping maintain clear, healthy skin.
- Wet face with warm water.
- Dispense a dime-sized amount of Cleanser into the palm of your hand.
- Lather and gently massage Cleanser over entire face for at least 20 to 30 seconds.
- Avoid getting Cleanser in eyes.
- Rinse skin thoroughly and pat dry.
- Wait 10 to 15 minutes to allow skin to dry completely before applying Pore Therapy.
- Following Step 1, moisten a cotton ball or pad with Pore Therapy.
- Apply Pore Therapy over entire face; avoid getting near eyes or in nose and mouth.
- Allow Pore Therapy to air dry on skin — do not rinse off.
- Make sure Pore Therapy has dried thoroughly before applying the Serum Gel.
- Make sure skin has dried completely.
- Apply one pump of Serum Gel onto the cotton pad provided.
- Apply gel evenly to entire face; avoid getting near eyes or in nose and mouth.
- Wash hands after applying but do not wash medication off face.
- People with sensitive skin may feel temporary tingling or stinging in the early weeks of usage, which can be minimized by reducing the frequency of application until the skin has acclimated.
- If going outside, use sunscreen after the Serum Gel has dried. Follow sunscreen directions for application.
- Serum Gel contains benzoyl peroxide which may bleach hair or dyed clothing.
- Use once or twice daily, or as directed by a physician.
- Wet face with warm water.
- Dispense a dime-sized amount of Cleanser into the palm of your hand.
- Gently massage Cleanser over entire face.
- Avoid getting Cleanser in eyes.
- Rinse skin thoroughly and pat dry.
- Wait 10 to 15 minutes to allow skin to dry completely before applying Therapeutic Lotion.
- Apply one pump of Therapeutic Lotion to fingertips.
- Apply evenly over entire face; avoid getting near eyes or in nose and mouth.
- Wash hands after applying but do not wash medication off face.
- Allow Therapeutic Lotion to absorb completely before applying Therapeutic Moisturizer.
- People with sensitive skin may feel temporary tingling or stinging during the first week of usage, which can be minimized by reducing the frequency of application until the skin has acclimated.
- Therapeutic Lotion contains benzoyl peroxide which may bleach hair or dyed clothing.
- Use once daily or as directed by a physician.
- Apply with fingertips to face.
- If going outside, use a sunscreen after Therapeutic Moisturizer. Follow sunscreen directions for application..
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