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Disclaimer: This information guides you, not a diagnosis. Always follow your doctor or pharmacist and read the official patient information leaflet for your exact Aczone details and safety.

A common skin condition and a targeted treatment

Acne is a common skin condition many face.

It involves inflammation and clogged pores, which create red bumps and pimples that can affect confidence and daily life greatly.

Aczone is a topical gel containing dapsone medicine.

Applied to affected areas, it helps reduce bacteria and inflammation behind pimples without needing oral antibiotics in cases of acne.

It is used for mild to moderate acne.

You may need a prescription depending on local rules, and your pharmacist will check how this fits your plan today.

We will tailor advice to your skin needs.

If you have questions, tell us your skin history, other treatments, and any allergies so we can guide safely together.

Apply to dry, clean skin and wash hands.

Avoid eyes, mouth, or open wounds, and let the gel dry before applying other products or makeup on your skin.

What Aczone treats

Aczone targets inflammatory acne with topical action locally.

It reduces redness and swelling by working on skin pathways that fuel inflammation around pimples and helps skin look calmer.

Results vary by person and stage of acne.

Consistency is important; you may not see dramatic changes right away, but improvements often appear after several weeks of use.

Tell us if your skin becomes irritated anytime.

Starting a new treatment: Step-by-step

Step 1: Prepare your skin

Wash your hands and cleanse the treatment area with a gentle cleanser, then dry gently before applying the gel sparingly.

Step 2: Apply the gel correctly

Use a pea-sized amount or less; spread evenly.

Step 3: Follow the advised routine

Do not mix with other acne products unless your clinician advises, and avoid contact with eyes, lips, or irritated skin.

Daily use and routine with Aczone

Apply once daily as advised by your clinician.

Apply on clean, dry skin; avoid applying to the eyes, mouth, or mucous membranes to prevent irritation in sensitive areas.

If you miss a dose, apply when remembered.

If it's nearly time for your next dose, skip the missed one and return to your normal schedule thereafter normally.

Do not double to make up for missed.

If you are unsure about a missed dose, contact your doctor or pharmacist for tailored guidance before continuing with treatment.

What to expect in the first days and weeks

Some people notice mild redness or peeling early.

Most skin improvements appear gradually, often over several weeks, as your pores clear and inflammation settles in the treated area.

It can take longer for some skin types.

If your acne seems unchanged after a couple of months, talk with your clinician about options or adjustments to help you manage acne effectively.

Keep realistic expectations and stick with the plan.

Safety first: risks, warnings, and when to seek help

Common side effects include mild dryness, redness, or temporary peeling in treated areas, usually improving with continued use over time.

If irritation persists, contact your pharmacist promptly today.

Rare allergic reactions or severe skin reactions require urgent medical help; stop using the gel and seek advice from a clinician.

Tell the clinician about other medicines you use.

Certain medicines or substances may interact with topical dapsone; avoid combining with products that cause irritation unless advised by your clinician.

Contraindications and precautions

Do not use if allergic to dapsone ingredients.

People with a history of anemia or certain rare blood conditions should discuss risks with a clinician before starting therapy.

This product is for topical use only here.

Storage, handling and disposal

Store Aczone gel at room temperature, away from heat and direct sunlight, and keep it out of reach of children.

Always close the cap tightly after use, each time.

Discard any gel you do not use after the expiry date and do not share your medicine with others ever.

If unsure about storage, ask your pharmacist today.

Aczone: Frequently asked questions

Can I use Aczone if I am pregnant or planning pregnancy?

Tell your clinician if you are pregnant, planning pregnancy, or breastfeeding, because safety guidelines vary and specialist advice is best.

Do I always need a prescription for Aczone?

It may require a prescription depending on rules.

Can I apply Aczone alongside other acne creams or gels?

Yes, but avoid layering products that irritate or dry your skin; ask your pharmacist about order of application and timing.

How long before I see improvements?

Most people notice gradual improvements after several weeks.

Can I shave or wax while using Aczone?

Shaving or waxing is generally safe, but avoid irritated skin and check with your clinician if you notice thinning reaction.

Can Aczone be split or crushed?

Dapsone gel should not be crushed or split.

What should I tell my dentist before a procedure while using Aczone?

Tell the dentist you are using the gel; it generally does not affect procedures, but discuss skin sensitivity with them.

Will it interact with antibiotics or pain relief?

Some drugs may interact; always inform your pharmacist.

Can I travel with Aczone in hand luggage?

Yes, keep the gel in its original packaging, protect from heat, and carry documentation if you fly or cross borders.

Can I use sunscreen or makeup over Aczone?

Yes, but apply makeup after the gel dries.

What should I do if the gel gets into the eyes or mouth?

Rinse with clean water immediately and seek medical advice if any irritation continues or you swallow a small amount accidentally.

Where can I get more information safely?

Ask your pharmacist for the official patient leaflet.