On the feasibility of daily use of azelaic acid
The medical way has gradually flourished in modern times, and there are many opinions on the treatment of various diseases of the skin. Azelaic acid has attracted much attention to its effect on the skin, but whether it can be used daily, doctors and patients have wondered.

Azelaic acid is mild in nature, has bacteriostatic ability, and can reduce pigmentation and adjust sebum. The symptoms of common acne are mostly due to excessive skin oil and the growth of Propionibacterium acne. Azelaic acid can make this bacteria multiply, compound oil secretion, and make the skin tend to refresh. Therefore, for mild acne, daily use may relieve symptoms, and because of its peaceful nature, most skin can tolerate it.

However, the skin is different, and those with sensitive and weak skin should use azelaic acid for the first time, or there may be discomfort. Such as redness and itching, this is due to skin intolerance. If you use it rashly for daily use, you may cause serious damage to the skin. If you want to use azelaic acid for sensitive and weak skin, you should try it on a small scale first to see how the skin should respond. If there is no discomfort within a few days, you can gradually increase the range and frequency. Wait for the skin to adapt, or you can use it daily.

For those with dry skin, although azelaic acid has no strong exfoliation properties, it can be used daily for a long time, or the skin may lose moisture. In this case, you need to use the method of moisturizing, choose moisturizing skin care products, replenish skin water, and prevent skin from being too dry and causing damage to the barrier.

To sum up, whether azelaic acid can be used for daily use depends on the condition of the skin. Those who are healthy and have strong tolerance can get good results for daily use; for sensitive and dry skin, you should be cautious. It is necessary to adapt to the skin and weigh the pros and cons before deciding whether to use it for daily use.