Question 1

Can I use this without doctors prescription

Apollo Pharmacy · Accepted Answer

Aziderm 10% GelGel is a high‑concentration topical medication used for certain skin conditions. It is best started under medical supervision, because not every skin type or problem requires this strength, and sometimes a lower concentration or a different treatment is more suitable. Using it without guidance may irritate or may not address the underlying issue effectively. The right step is to discuss your symptoms with a dermatologist or GP, who can confirm whether this GelGel is appropriate for you and advise on safe use.

Question 2

Expiry date?

Apollo Pharmacy · Accepted Answer

Expiry dates can vary between batches, so expiry information is not displayed online to prevent confusion or incorrect details. Rest assured, all products are carefully checked to ensure they are within the valid expiry period before shipping.

Question 3

Could you please suggest a strong and effective cream for treating acne spots and pigmentation?

Apollo Pharmacy · Accepted Answer

For acne spots and pigmentation, creams that contain ingredients like azelaic acid, niacinamide, or glycolic acid can be helpful. These help fade dark marks and even out skin tone while also addressing breakouts. Start with a gentle, dermatologist?recommended product and use sunscreen daily, as pigmentation can worsen with sun exposure. If the spots are stubborn or severe, seeing a dermatologist for stronger prescription options will give better and faster results.

Question 4

Which is better aziderm or sebogel  for oily, acne prone

Apollo Pharmacy · Accepted Answer

Both Aziderm 10% Gel and Sebogel can be useful for oily, acne-prone skin with pigmentation, but they work in slightly different ways. Aziderm 10% Gel contains azelaic acid, which helps reduce acne-causing bacteria and calms inflammation. Sebogel contains salicylic acid, niacinamide, and hydrating ingredients that help control excess oil and unclog pores effectively. Aziderm is usually more effective at gradually fading dark spots after acne, while Sebogel is more helpful for very oily skin with blackheads and frequent breakouts. In some cases, dermatologists may advise using both at different times of the day, depending on your skin sensitivity and the severity of your acne.

Question 5

Azelaic acid vs niacinamide which is better for oily acne

Apollo Pharmacy · Accepted Answer

Both Azelaic acid and Niacinamide are good choices for oily, acne-prone skin with pigmentation, but they serve different purposes. Azelaic acid is usually more effective for treating acne and fading post-acne dark marks, as it helps reduce inflammation and slows excess pigment production. Niacinamide is better for controlling excess oil, strengthening the skin barrier, and gradually improving uneven skin tone. In many cases, they can be safely used together when introduced gradually, as this combination can improve both acne control and skin tone.

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