Docogyn A

1. Prevention and treatment of acne

2. Control of oil production (one of the main factors of acne.)

3. Reduction of dead cell accumulation
Prevents pore clogging.

4. Fights the bacteria Cutibacterium acnes.
It acts on the bacteria responsible for acne, helping to keep the skin free of breakouts.

5. Reduction of inflammation
Helps soothe skin inflammation, reducing redness and discomfort associated with acne.

6. Improved efficacy with NPD1:
Its action is enhanced by NPD1, a safe retinoid that allows the use of high doses without the risks associated with traditional retinoids.

7. Retinoid supplement:
-It can be used together with Roaccutane or retinoids such as beta-carotene (at doses not less than 20,000 IU/day), significantly increasing efficacy.
-Allows the maximum dose of Roaccutane to be reduced, making the treatment safer and longer lasting.

Tribulus terrestrisIt is a medicinal plant that reduces the production of certain molecules that cause inflammation, such as IL-6 and TNF-α. These molecules are key in the inflammatory response associated with acne, reducing their presence helps control skin inflammation.

Thedioscin, a type of saponin that acts as a precursor to diogenin, helps protect the body against inflammation. It does so by blocking a specific pathway (called the NLRP3 inflammasome) that activates inflammation signals and reduces the production of molecules that cause inflammation.

LicoriceIt is one of the oldest medicinal plants. Flavonoids in licorice also help against acne by regulating processes in the skin and maintaining a healthy balance of fats and amino acids. In addition, they promote a more balanced and healthy skin microbiome. It has an activity on the production of androgens in the ovary in women only.

Paeonia lactiflora:Paeoniflorin (over 40%) is a traditional Chinese medicine ingredient with anti-inflammatory and immune-regulating effects. It helps balance immune cells, decreasing abnormal ones and supporting those that regulate inflammation.

It works with common or comedogenic acne: Includes late acne in women, premenstrual, cosmetic (due to creams, makeup, oils or sunscreens), tropical (due to hot and humid weather, affecting the back, thighs and buttocks), contact (such as hydrocarbons) or iatrogenic (caused by medications such as contraceptives, corticosteroids, anabolics, androgens, bromides, iodides or isoniazid).

The degree varies from mild to moderate depending on the activity of the aromatase and 5-alpha-reductase enzymes, responsible for transforming androgens into estrogens during puberty. This activity decreases with age until 45-50 years.

Treatment:

-Initial phase:2 capsules, twice a day, for 30 days.
-Maintenance:2 capsules daily for 90 days (together or separately).
- Adjustable dose according to response, and can be increased up to 6 capsules daily if necessary.Quick response, usually in less than a week.Some women only need to take it 1-2 weeks a month.(in the luteal phase before menstruation).

Severe acne (papulopustular, conglobata, cystic):
Take 2 capsules, three times a day (6 capsules a day) as a single treatment.
-Reduces the need for retinoids(such as Roaccutane) to less than half (<25,000 IU/day), offering safer and longer-lasting treatment. Note: Consult your doctor.

Keloid acne:
- Characterized by thick residual scars (keloids). Take 2 capsules, twice a day, for 30 days, followed by 2 capsules a day for 90 days.


Complementary treatment in men with severe acne:Luteomega, NPD1 1200, Teupotheina, Gano 1200, carotenoids or vitamin A in safe doses.
Skin lesions:Dermacortin and Quercetin 900 mg.