Skin Disorders - Compound Medication

Compounded Dermatology Medicines

Dermatology Prescription Sheet

Dermatologists can write for prescription compounds to treat many skin disorders. These compounds can be in the form of topical solutions and creams to treat: 

• Acne

• Psoriasis

• Eczema

• Herpes virus

• Sunburn

• Baldness

• Anti-fungals

• Wrinkle creams

• Anti-oxidant aging creams/gels

• Contact and allergic dermatitis

• Fever blister meds

• Wart remover

• Skin bleaching creams

• Plant irritations

• Insect bite

• Viral infections

• Scarring

• Radiation/chemotherapy burns

• Ultra-violet reactions

• Skin cancer

• Allergies

Special Prescription Formulas for Psoriasis

• Meese Formulation
  Cyclosporine 2%
  Ketoprofen 2.5% transdermal
  1. Apply tid x 3weeks
  2. Apply tid q.o.d. alternating q.o.d. with
      Salicylic Acid 2% transdermal x3weeks
  3. Apply tid q.o.d. alternating q.o.d. with
      Dovonex ointment

• Aminophylline 4% ointment or gel

• Betamethasone 0.05%, Coal Tar 2% (alcohol driven off) or LCD 10%, Salicylic Acid 3%

• Bromide & Nickel (Nutrition & Healing)

• Estar gel, Karalyt, LCD 10%, Lidex gel in Dovonex

• Fumaric Acid topical and oral

• LCD 10%, Salicylic Acid 2%, TMC 0.1%, in a base of Alcohol 80% and propylene glycol 20%  

• Papaverine 1%  

• Rocaltrol in petrolatum  

• Shark cartilage 5% in Base C, run through ointment mill

• Zinc Pyrithione 2%
       Topical spray
       Gel
       Cream with B₆