Salicylicacid
Generic Name: salicylicacid
Brand Names:
Milia Remover Treatment
FAT GRANULE CLEARING SKIN ESSENCEDESIGNED TO DISSOLVEPROBLEMATIC MILIA
Overview
FAT GRANULE CLEARING SKIN ESSENCEDESIGNED TO DISSOLVEPROBLEMATIC MILIA
Uses
Directions: 1.Apply daily after cleansingandtoning Twice a day for at least 4weeks.2.Apply a pea-sized portion to thetarget area and massage gentlyuntilabsorbed.3.Keep usingit fora period oftimeuntil the milia have disappeared.
Dosage
Directions: 1.Apply daily after cleansingandtoning Twice a day for at least 4weeks.2.Apply a pea-sized portion to thetarget area and massage gentlyuntilabsorbed.3.Keep usingit fora period oftimeuntil the milia have disappeared.
Side Effects
When usingthis product: Avoidcontact with eyes,ears, mouth or anyopen wounds.lf product getsintoeyes, rinseimmediately with water.
Warnings
Warnings:Forexternal use only, Stop usingandask a doctor, ifrash orirritationhappens.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Salicylicacid used for?▼
Directions: 1.Apply daily after cleansingandtoning Twice a day for at least 4weeks.2.Apply a pea-sized portion to thetarget area and massage gentlyuntilabsorbed.3.Keep usingit fora period oftimeuntil the milia have disappeared.
What are the side effects of Salicylicacid?▼
When usingthis product: Avoidcontact with eyes,ears, mouth or anyopen wounds.lf product getsintoeyes, rinseimmediately with water.
What are the important warnings for Salicylicacid?▼
Warnings:Forexternal use only, Stop usingandask a doctor, ifrash orirritationhappens.
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Medical Disclaimer
This drug information is for educational purposes only and should not replace professional medical advice. Drug information is sourced from the FDA National Drug Code Directory and Structured Product Labeling. Always consult with a healthcare provider before starting, stopping, or changing any medication.