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Topical PRK 124 (0.125%) lotion for improving the signs and symptoms of rosacea.

Arisa A Ortiz, Laila L Elkeeb, Anne A Truitt, Rasha R Hindiyeh, Lisa L Aquino, Minh M Tran, and Gerald G Weinstein

J Drugs Dermatol 8(5):459-62 (2009) PMID 19537369

Current treatments for acne rosacea are often associated with unsatisfactory outcomes and adverse effects.

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