Dr. Sy on topical Vitamin K

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> Hello

> I haven't found any success in the existing topical vitamin K products.

> Reason is the claims of being able to reduce telangiectasia is hard to

> achieve as ingredients can hardly penetrate deep enough to make a

> difference. To develop such a product for rosaceans could be even harder

as

> penetrants are usually irritating to skin. I am in the process of

developing

> a cleanser for rosaceans with seb dermatitis and even with such a simple

> product, it is taking a long time to make it to my satisfaction.

> Thanks for writing.

>

> Sy MD

> Sy Skin Care

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> Vitamin K

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> Greetings Dr. Sy,

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> As a rosacea sufferer, I was curious if you had any experience with 5%

> vitamin k topicals and/or have you given any thought to formulating your

own

> vitamin K product. The existing topicals all seem to have an excessively

> varied ingredient list. I use tinted zinco now with success and would like

> to try a vitamin k topical but not given the current formulations.

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> Thanks,

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> Seattle WA

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