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Perioral dermatitis around the nose

The most common place to find perioral dermatitis is around your nose. We’ve cultured the nostrils of many perioral dermatitis patients and found that the nose is often colonized with a few different bacteria. Perioral dermatitis can start in your nose and spread to your face-but not in all cases. It can also start from applying contaminated skincare products to your face or from spreading bacteria to your face when you touch your face. We’ve discovered a treatment regimen for perioral dermatitis using the patented CLMD products that REALLY WORKS!

I am finally rid of this perioral dermatitis! Thank you!
– Conrad

Periocular dermatitis

A funny thing we’ve noticed about perioral (and periocular dermatitis) is that people who have it almost ALWAYS touch their face when they come to us and explain their condition. People who have other rashes on their face don’t seem to do this. This may be a clue the perioral dermatitis is transfered to your face by your hands. Always wash your hands before touching your face, don’t put your fingers in your nose (use a tissue) or just don’t touch your face or nose to stay safe.

I have been trying to get rid of this PD for YEARS and your treatment actually got rid of it! I couldn’t be more pleased. Thank you.
– Anonymous Happy Customer

Perioral dermatitis–gone wild

Nikki had perioral dermatitis from age 23 to age 25. She was diagnosed with poison ivy, rosacea, food allergies, allergic contact dermatitis, lupus, eczema and allergy to the sun. Before finding CLMD, she was treated with oral antibiotics, topical antibiotics and steroid creams. She went off gluten, dairy, sugar and avoided the sun. NONE of this helped and it only got worse. After eight weeks of the CLMD perioral dermatitis program, her skin is beautiful and clear!

I had perioral dermatitis for almost three years. I was diagnosed with everything and treated with everyting and it only got worse. This is the only thing that worked. It feels so good. I love it!
– Nikki

Perioral dermatitis around the nose and mouth

That rash around your nose, your mouth, or your eyes could be perioral or periocular dermatitis. This condition often has small, red bumps or scaly, pink skin around the nose, eyes or mouth. It is often misdiagnosed as eczema, rosacea, or even lupus. Most people have seen multiple doctors and tried multiple prescriptions before they find CLMD. The good thing is, we’ve found a solution that helps to clear your skin from perioral dermatitis and to keep it from coming back!

I am finally rid of this perioral dermatitis! Thank you!
– Anonymous Happy Customer

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Why is it so hard to get rid of perioral dermatitis and why are we so successful in getting rid of it with patented the CLMD protocols?

One of the biggest problems in treating perioral dermatitis is to get the diagnosis right! Perioral dermatitis is misdiagnosed A LOT. If you have the wrong diagnosis, this means you’ll also have the wrong treatment. Only AZOVA offers the proprietary CLMD treatments and protocols.

Perioral Dermatitis is the Number One Thing that is
Misdiagnosed as Eczema.

This is perioral dermatitis around the nose. Sometimes perioral dermatitis can be diagnosed as eczema because it presents as dry, scaly skin around the nose.

This is also perioral dermatitis around the nose. In this case, there isn’t any scale, but she has tiny, little pink bumps too.

Perioral Dermatitis can be
Misdiagnosed as Eyelid Dermatitis

Eyelid dermatitis is caused by an allergy to chemicals that come in contact with the skin around the eyes. Perioral dermatitis is an infection.

This is perioral dermatitis (called periocular dermatitis when it is around the eyes). Sometimes perioral dermatitis is misdiagnosed as eyelid dermatitis.

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This is eyelid dermatitis–a form of eczema on the eyelids. This is NOT perioral dermatitis. You can see that the skin is thickened, pink and a little swollen. Perioral dermatitis doesn’t look anything like that.

Perioral Dermatitis is Misdiagnosed as an Allergy to Fluoride Toothpaste or to the SLS in Toothpaste!

This is perioral dermatitis. Sometimes perioral dermatitis is diagnosed as an allergy to fluoride toothpaste or soldium lauryl sulfate (SLS)–but that is NOT what it is. You can see the pink papules, scale, and sometimes a few very small pustules in perioral dermatitis. An allergy to fluoride toothpaste or SLS is uncommon and it looks completely different.

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This is what an allergy to Fluoride toothpaste can look like. The area around the full mouth is red and rashy. It looks irritated and itchy. Perioral dermatitis looks quite different–a good clue is if you have little papules, pustules or patches of scale–these are signs of perioral dermatitis. Fluoride toothpaste allergy and allergy to SLS doesn’t look like that.

Perioral Dermatitis is Misdiagnosed as Rosacea.

This is Perioral Dermatitis not Rosacea.

This patient was treated with metronidazole for rosacea and it GOT WORSE. That is because this is NOT ROSACEA! It is perioral dermatitis.
It is SO IMPORTANT to get a correct diagnosis. At AZOVA, we are experts in diagnosing even the most unusual presentations of perioral dermatitis and we help you get rid of it once and for all with CLMD! No more hiding your face in public! Yay!

Perioral Dermatitis is Misdiagnosed as Lupus

This is perioral dermatitis. She was diagnosed with lupus (and ten other things). PD can be bright pink like this so doctors often mistake it for  lupus. When perioral dermatitis is treated with a topical steroid or pimecrolimus or tacrolimus, it will spread and it becomes MORE PINK. This is NOT LUPUS! She was treated successfully with CLMD!

This is also perioral dermartitis. Perioral dermatitis like this can be mistaken for lupus, but this is not lupus. She used a Chinese mystery cream from Amazon® on her face and it made the PD spread and it became more pink and caused thinning of the delicate skin around her eyes! She was treated successfully with CLMD!

Please. Don’t use random Chinese creams from Amazon on your face! ?

How Many Different Medications Have Most People Tried Before they Get a Correct Diagnosis and Treatment for Perioral Dermatitis on AZOVA? 

FIVE. The answer is FIVE!!!

On average, our patients have tried FIVE different prescriptions including steroids, tacrolimus, metronidazole, ivermectin, topical or oral antibiotics, acne creams, rosacea creams and more…but these treatments are not the right treatment for perioral dermatitis.

Here are the medications that most people have tried and that DON’T WORK for perioral dermatitis.

Glucocorticoides (Hydrocortisone, triamcinolone, mometasone, fluticasone)–never use a steroid on perioral dermatitis. It will make it more pink and slowly spread. When you stop it, it will flare with a vengeance.

Pimecrolimus or Tacrolimus–these don’t work for perioral dermatitis either. They suppress the immune system instead of treating the infection. Also, the ointment base makes perioral dermatitis spread. So don’t use this stuff!

Clindamycin–not effective against the bacteria that causes perioral dermatitis

Metronidazole–this is a treatment for rosacea. Perioral dermatitis is NOT the same as rosacea so it won’t work well either.

Mupirocin–this doesn’t work for perioral dermatitis and the heave ointment or cream makes PD worse!

Neosporin®–this is a topical antibiotic, but it doesn’t work for perioral dermatitis AND it is a heavy ointment which makes PD worse.

Nystatin–this is a treatment for  a yeast infection. PD is a bacterial infection that doens’t respond to nystatin.

Ivermectin–this is for parasites. PD is not caused by a parasite.

Salicylic acid–this is for acne and can make your PD spread by irritating the skin and disrupting the skin barrier even more.

Benzoyl peroxide–this is for acne, but it doesn’t work for PD

Tretinoin –this is also for acne and will irritate and disrupt the skin barrier. Don’t use it when you have PD because it can make the PD spread.

Fluoroquinolones–these are oral antibiotics that are associated with ruptured ligaments. Don’t use them unless there are NO OTHER OPTIONS–but we do have better options so don’t worry!

Coconut Oil–coconut oil feeds PD. The heavy oil makes PD spread so don’t ever use heavy oils or creams on your face when you have PD.

Beef tallow–beef tallow actually contributes to an imbalance lipid profile on your skin. It is very high in triglycerides and the skin barrier does NOT need more triglycerides. In fact triglycerides have been shown to worsen many skin conditions. Oily moisturizers MAKE PERIORAL DERMATITIS WORSE!

Oral Antibiotics including Cipro, Amoxicillin, Keflex and Levaquin–do not work. Doxycyline, Minocycline or Tetracycline–these might work sometimes, but not reliably and they are not good for your gut biome.

How Many Doctors Do People Go To Before they Get the Correct Diagnosis and treatment for Their Perioral dermatitis on AZOVA?

THREE! The answer is three.

On average, our customers have seen THREE other doctors BEFORE they come to us and receive a correct diagnosis and a treatment plan that really works.

This woman saw three other doctors before she received the correct diagnosis and treatment with the patented CLMD protocol.

So How DO You Treat Perioral Dermatitis?

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Healthy skin secrets from CLMD

Anti-inflammatory ingredients to restore the skin barrier

Certain anti-inflammatory agents play a significant role in restoring a healthy skin barrier. The ingredient that is most helpful is called 18 ß-glycyrrhetinic acid. Despite its scientific sounding name, this compound is derived from licorice and has significant anti- inflammatory, anti-bacterial, and DNA reparative qualities.

Scientists who have worked with 18 ß-glycyrrhetinic acid have noted that it fights staphylococcal and MRSA infections as well as viral infections like RSV and Candida. All three of these healthy skin secrets play an important role in relieving painful, dry, itchy red skin conditions. When you combine them together in the right concentrations, what you get is a powerful skin care product that helps support and restore healthy skin.

Niacinamide and the super vitamin for skin

With countless research studies showing effectiveness in eczema, acne and rosacea, niacinamide also packs an amazing anti-inflammatory punch. It e also has DNA-reparative functionalities that are perfect for damaged, inflamed and infected skin. The TrueLipids combination of niacinamide and 18 ß-glycyrrhetinic acid is incredibly soothing to your skin.

PH balance

We discovered that healthy skin has a pH that is moderately acidic— between 4.6 – 5.6. This moderately acidic pH naturally protects your skin against harmful bacteria and viruses and supports a healthy skin barrier that keeps moisture in and other harmful elements out.

However, when you wash your skin with traditional soaps, you scrub away the skin’s natural acidity and make it alkaline. Even using pure water washes away your skin’s natural acids. Most lotions and moisture replacement therapies are very alkaline too, which makes the problem worse.

Our research showed that helping the skin regain its natural acidic pH was critical to treating the worst skin condition.

Lipid replacement

Healthy skin has a delicate balance of ceramides, very long chain fatty acids, cholesterol and cholesterol esters. Too much of one or the other is what leads to multiple skin diseases. Too little of these important lipids and your skin dries out and cracks.

Many of the treatments recommended by doctors today are made with just one of these critical ingredients, like cholesterol. But if you put cholesterol on your skin without the balance of other lipids, the result is eczema, increased wrinkles, and dried-out, rashy skin.

About
Cheryl Lee Eberting, MD

Inventor of the patented TrueLipids® and TrueCider™ Technology. Board-Certified Dermatologist, Former NIH Scientist and Expert in Perioral Dermatitis.

I have spent my entire career focused on the treatment of difficult skin conditions. While working as a clinical research scientist at the National Institutes of Health, I treated patients from all over the world with very severe skin problems. I found that there were no effective AND non-toxic solutions for my patients–especially for people who have sensitive skin. I set out to create products that are effective AND hypoallergenic AND non-toxic for all ages. After almost FIVE years of trial and error, TrueLipids and TrueCider were born! These products are so effective that they have also received United States patents. Give them a try. I’m sure you will love them like my family and I do.

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