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Clindamycin

A prescription antibiotic for acne

Clindamycin is a potent topical antibiotic commonly used to treat acne.

Key
Features

Targets inflammatory acne
Reduces inflammation
Improves clogged pores

FAQs

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Clindamycin is a prescription antibiotic that works by inhibiting the growth of bacteria responsible for acne.

Clindamycin works by targeting and reducing the bacteria that cause acne. By decreasing bacterial presence on the skin, it helps to reduce inflammation and prevent future breakouts. It also helps to reduce redness and swelling associated with inflammatory acne.

  • Acne Treatment: Effectively reduces the number of inflammatory lesions.
  • Redness Reduction: Minimises redness and swelling associated with acne.
  • Breakout Prevention: Helps to prevent the formation of new acne lesions.

Improvements can be seen within 4 weeks, with significant results typically appearing within 12 weeks.

Common side effects include dryness, itching, and redness. Always read your Uncouth patient information leaflet prior to using your treatment.

Perfectly
Blended

We use a technique called ‘compounding’ to carefully combine prescription ingredients with other actives. This allows us to tailor the concentration of certain ingredients to suit your skin. We are fully regulated by the General Pharmaceutical Council.

Our base contains natural moisturising factors and skin soothers such as aloe, vitamin E, triglycerides and hyaluronic acid. We are fragrance free and vegan and we don’t add any unnecessary ingredients.

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