Once daily application
AKLIEF Cream is designed for daily use. Encourage patients to apply only a thin layer to skin, as more product does not improve results. 1 pump is sufficient for the face, and 2 pumps are sufficient for the chest and back.1
AKLIEF® (triferotene) Cream, 0.005% has proven long-term tolerability for ongoing use.¹
In a 52-week long-term safety study, AKLIEF Cream demonstrated a favorable tolerability profile, with 95% of patients remaining on therapy through Week 52. Patients using AKLIEF Cream experienced a 2-fold improvement in quality of life during the study period.2
In a 52-week, open-label study of patients with moderate facial and truncal acne, AKLIEF Cream demonstrated sustained tolerability on the face and trunk.²ab Mean scores for erythema, scaling, dryness, and stinging/burning never exceeded mild, peaked at Week 1, and declined thereafter.²ab Treatment compliance remained high throughout the study, supporting long-term use.²ab
Helping patients establish the right routine from day one can support adherence and optimize the treatment experience.¹ By setting clear expectations around application, skincare, and sun protection, healthcare providers can help patients confidently incorporate AKLIEF Cream into their daily regimen and stay on track with treatment.¹
AKLIEF Cream is designed for daily use. Encourage patients to apply only a thin layer to skin, as more product does not improve results. 1 pump is sufficient for the face, and 2 pumps are sufficient for the chest and back.1
Set clear expectations for daily use, tolerability, and the time needed to see results. Early counseling may help patients stay engaged with treatment and support long-term adherence.1
Although AKLIEF Cream has a nourishing vehicle, patients should be advised to moisturize as needed and use SPF or other sun protection measures daily.1
a. Studied in acne patients from 9 to 58 years of age with diverse skin types and moderate-to-severe acne. Nodulocystic acne was excluded from the trials.
b. Significant improvement seen as early as Week 1 in the pivotal clinical trials.
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