Skin · FAQ
What is the usual dose of Rosacea cream with ivermectin 1% and metronidazole 1%?
Short answer
The typical directions for Rosacea cream are to apply a thin layer once daily. Follow your prescribing physician’s instructions and the pharmacy label, which may differ. Do not use extra cream or apply it more often on your own. A licensed physician in your state decides whether this treatment is appropriate.
Rosacea cream contains ivermectin 1% and metronidazole 1%. The typical directions are to apply a thin layer once daily. Your prescribing physician and pharmacy label guide your exact dose, the areas to treat, and how often to apply it. If the instructions are unclear or do not match, ask your physician or pharmacist before using it.
Do not apply a thicker layer or add extra doses to try to speed improvement. More cream may raise the risk of irritation. Your physician may change your directions based on your skin, other products you use, and how you tolerate treatment. Results vary.
A licensed physician in your state reviews your visit and decides whether this treatment is appropriate. Tell them about allergies, sensitive skin, pregnancy, breastfeeding, and other medicines before starting. Do not share your prescription with anyone else. Compounded medications are prepared by a licensed pharmacy for one patient and are not FDA-approved.
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