Role of Botulinum Toxin in the Management of Topical Corticosteroid Induced Rosacea Like Dermatitis

Katoch, Saloni; Barua, Taranga N; Barua, Khagendra N

doi:10.4103/idoj.idoj_495_21

Indian Dermatology Online Journal

2022

DOI: 10.4103/idoj.idoj_495_21

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Role of Botulinum Toxin in the Management of Topical Corticosteroid Induced Rosacea Like Dermatitis

Saloni Katoch¹,

Taranga N Barua²,

Khagendra N Barua³

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Combination of trehalose and botulinum toxin type A in REVITOX skin treatment protocols

Razumovskaya

2024

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This article presents the REVITOX protocol, developed by the author, which includes the combination of REVI products (native hyaluronic acid + trehalose) and botulinum toxin type A (BTA) for the treatment of rosacea and correction of age-related changes. A plethora of studies has demonstrated that trehalose, an exceptional stabilizer of proteins, contributes to maintaining cellular integrity, exhibits antioxidant and angioprotective effects, and has been shown to induce autophagy. In combination with the proven effects of hyaluronic acid and BTA, these properties facilitate the optimal environment for cellular structure functioning, influencing the basic mechanisms of rosacea pathogenesis and mitigating the severity of age-related changes through the balanced elimination of dynamic and static rhytides, stimulation of neocollagenesis and improvement of the mechanical properties of the dermis. By targeting the multifactorial processes of facial aging, improving skin hydration and elasticity, the REVITOX Beauty protocol has ensured the balanced rejuvenation of the perioral and periorbital skin, resulting in a significant improvement in skin quality, as confirmed by the results of 3D diagnostics. After 3 treatment sessions of the REVITOX Derma program, the patients showed a general improvement of facial skin, a visible reduction in erythema and telangiectasia severity, regression of papulopustular elements, enhanced skin hydration and elasticity, and no recurrences at the follow-up. Further studies on the combined use of BTA and REVI will investigate the potential for using these protocols in the treatment of other dermatological conditions, including in combination with energy-based devices and beauty injections.

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Combination of trehalose and botulinum toxin type A in REVITOX skin treatment protocols

Razumovskaya

2024

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Role of Botulinum Toxin in the Management of Topical Corticosteroid Induced Rosacea Like Dermatitis

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Combination of trehalose and botulinum toxin type A in REVITOX skin treatment protocols

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