DERMAdoctor

Aqua (Water), Glycolic Acid, Sodium Glycolate, C12-15 Alkyl Benzoate, Glyceryl Stearate, PEG-100 Stearate, Camellia Oleifera (Japanese Green Tea) Leaf Extract, Urea, Sorbitol, Hexyl Laurate, C12-20 Acid PEG-8 Ester, Sorbitan Stearate, Cetyl Ricinoleate, Dimethicone, Biosaccharide Gum-1, Sodium Hyaluronate, Algae Extract, Magnesium Aluminum Silicate, Xanthan Gum, Methylparaben, Propylparaben

Apply to hands, body or feet and gently massage into skin. Use twice daily or as needed. Follow with a broad spectrum SPF 30 during the day.

Independent Clinical Study Results: KP Duty was shown to statistically improve the clinical findings of Keratosis Pilaris, including skin hydration and smoothness while also targeting the inflammation and redness.

Results of KP Duty use over the 6 week period:
 

• 94% of users showed a clinical improvement.
• Up to an 84% reduction in redness and inflammation.
• Up to a 218% increase in skin hydration.

View before and after photographs of select subjects >>>

For external use only. Avoid getting into eyes. Keep out of reach of children. Wear a broad spectrum sunscreen SPF 30 when using products containing glycolic acid. Check with your pediatrician before use on children under the age of 2.

What is Keratosis Pilaris?
Keratosis Pilaris (commonly dubbed "KP" or "chicken skin") is a common skin disorder that effects nearly 50% of the worlds population. It creates overgrowth of skin around the hair follicle that presents itself as a raised, rough, bump. It is often quite noticeable and commonly affects the upper arms and legs, but can also be seen on the cheeks, back & buttocks in less common instances. Inflammation within each hair follicle can cause embarrassing pinpoint red or brown polka dots to form beneath each miniature mound of skin buildup.

Will my Keratosis Pilaris ever go away?
Since keratosis pilaris is genetically predetermined, it may not be curable but should be controllable. Treatment for keratosis pilaris is ongoing - if discontinued, skin begins reforming around hair follicles. Chronic maintenance is the best way to maintain smooth skin.

What can I use to control the bumps and redness associated with Keratosis Pilaris?
DERMAdoctor KP Duty combines buffered glycolic acid, urea and green tea to smooth the bumps, hydrate the skin and sooth redness and inflammation associated with Keratosis Pilaris.

How often should I apply DERMAdoctor KP Duty?
DERMAdoctor KP Duty should be applied twice daily until your skin texture normalizes. At that point, a maintenance routine ideally would include application 5-7 times per week to keep symptoms at bay. Each individual case of KP is different, so you may need more or less applications while on a maintenance routine.

How long do I need to apply DERMAdoctor KP Duty before I see results?
Every case of KP is different with regard to its severity. Some people see results within a few days, while others need a few weeks. Generally speaking, treatment products should be given 4-6 weeks of continued use for the best results to be seen.

I see that DERMAdoctor KP Duty contains Urea; what is that exactly?
Urea is one of the active ingredients contained within DERMAdoctor KP Duty. Urea is an ingredient that is found to increase absorption of other active ingredients, relieve itchiness, and help leave the skin feeling soft and supple.

Can DERMAdoctor KP Duty be used on children or while pregnant?
Yes, KP Duty can be used on children ages 2 and up. For children 2 and under, it is best to speak to their physician first. Those who are pregnant can safely use KP Duty.

Can DERMAdoctor KP Duty be used on the face?
Yes, with caution, KP Duty can be used on the face. It is recommended that you apply it to a test area first, to ensure a reaction will not take place. If no reaction occurs, you can apply to the face every other day and be certain to apply SPF 15 or higher daily.