Professional product catalogue

Dermatology medicines

Dermatological medicines address different skin conditions, including eczema, acne and fungal infections. Their targets and dosage forms are not uniform: inflammation, follicular disease and fungal infection involve distinct settings. This professional category presents those families while maintaining the difference between medicines, cosmetics and hygiene products. Local preparations are prominent, alongside systemic agents classified within dermatology. Understanding these distinctions makes the category useful without treating every product intended for the skin as one interchangeable type of pharmaceutical preparation.

Eczema & dermatoses

Medicines for eczema and dermatoses include topical corticosteroids and other agents used in dermatitis. They share a setting of inflammatory skin disease, but differ in active substances and administration routes. Creams, ointments and other local preparations do not describe every pharmaceutical option. This professional category distinguishes medicinal classes from emollients and hygiene products, whose role and regulatory status are not automatically those of a medicinal product. It also preserves the differences between several forms of inflammatory skin disease.

280 classified products

Acne medicines

Acne medicines relate to a disorder of the pilosebaceous follicle and are distinct from cosmetics for blemish-prone skin. The family includes local preparations and systemic medicines with different substances and mechanisms. Retinoids, benzoyl peroxide and selected combinations are part of its pharmaceutical vocabulary. In a professional catalogue, route, concentration and complete composition identify the reference. A mention of blemishes or clearer-looking skin on a product does not by itself establish that the product belongs to this medicinal category.

86 classified products

Skin antifungals

Dermatological antifungals are medicines directed against fungi responsible for infections of the skin or its appendages, including nails. This category contains different families and presentations: the term skin antifungal does not mean that every medicine in the field acts only through local application. Creams, solutions, medicated nail lacquers and selected systemic preparations have their own identity. They differ from hygiene products and from antifungal preparations developed for other anatomical sites or broader systemic infections within the wider pharmaceutical field.

120 classified products