Azelaic Acid: The One Ingredient for Acne, Marks & Pigmentation

Most people don't fail with Azelaic Acid because the ingredient doesn't work—they fail because they're using it incorrectly. If you're dealing with persistent acne, post-acne marks, pigmentation, or uneven skin tone, the way you introduce Azelaic Acid into your routine matters just as much as the ingredient itself. A few essential rules: • Always apply it on clean, dry skin. • Start with a lower concentration (10%) to minimize irritation. • Use only a thin layer and avoid the eye area. • Follow with a moisturizer to support your skin barrier. • Never skip sunscreen, as sun exposure can worsen pigmentation and compromise results. • Begin with once-daily application (preferably at night) and increase only if your skin tolerates it. Using the wrong concentration or combining it with unsuitable products can delay progress and increase irritation. Every skin type responds differently. A dermatologist-guided routine ensures you're treating the root cause—not just the symptoms. To receive a personalized treatment plan, book a consultation with Dr. Geetika Srivastava at Influennz Skin Clinic. Instagram: @influennzskinclinic  @drgeetikkasrivastava Website: [www.influennz.com] Appointments: +91 83687 78208 Dr. Geetika Srivastava MBBS, MD (Dermatology & Venereology) #AzelaicAcid #AcneTreatment #Hyperpigmentation #AcneMarks #Pigmentation #UnevenSkinTone #Dermatologist #SkincareRoutine #SkinHealth #AcneCare #HealthySkin #MedicalSkincare #InfluennzSkinClinic #DrGeetikaSrivastava #SkinExpert