Skin & Dermatology
Calming Rosacea Cream
Prescription topical
Calming Rosacea combines azelaic acid, ivermectin and metronidazole in a prescription cream containing ingredients used in care for redness and rosacea-prone skin.
Before you choose
- Start with the skin concern you want to address rather than choosing a formula by name alone.
- Prescription skin care should be considered with your skin history, current routine, tolerance and medical context in mind.
- A licensed clinician determines whether a prescription option is appropriate for you.
- Bring questions about ingredients, expected use, irritation risk and how the option fits with products you already use.
Treatment Details
Calming Rosacea is a compounded cream that combines ingredients used in care for redness and rosacea-prone skin.
Each ingredient has a different role in the formula:
- Azelaic Acid — Redness & Skin Care
- Used in treatment of certain rosacea and acne concerns.
- Ivermectin — Rosacea Care
- A topical ingredient with established uses for some rosacea-related inflammatory bumps.
- Metronidazole — Rosacea Care
- A topical medicine used for certain rosacea symptoms.
This treatment is intended for the skin. A licensed provider determines whether it is appropriate, where it should be used and what individual instructions or follow-up are needed.
The individual ingredients have established dermatologic uses, but this exact combined formula is not FDA-approved. Response and skin tolerance vary.
Stinging, dryness or redness may occur. Discuss skin sensitivities and pregnancy or breastfeeding with your prescriber.
- What is causing my skin concern?
- Why is this formula being considered for me?
- How does it fit with my current skin-care routine?
- What irritation, interactions or other risks should I know about?
- What alternatives are available?
- How will we assess progress?
Important Information
This is a compounded prescription formula. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and are prescribed only when a licensed provider determines they are medically appropriate.
Your Next Step
Not sure whether this option fits?
Start with a free consultation. The care team can help you put your goals, health history and available options into context before you choose a path.