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Clarity

Ideal for

  • Individuals with acne-prone skin
  • Those with breakouts and congestion
  • People with post-acne marks
  • Individuals improving skin clarity

Acne

Clarity

Azelaic Acid / Clindamycin Phosphate / Niacinamide / Tranexamic Acid

Price range: $154.00 through $299.00

Clarity addresses two concerns that often occur together: active breakouts and the uneven pigmentation they may leave behind. Azelaic acid and clindamycin provide acne-focused activity, while tranexamic acid targets pathways associated with excess pigmentation. Niacinamide rounds out the formula with skin-barrier support, creating a balanced approach for blemish-prone skin with lingering discoloration.

  • Blemish + Tone Care – Combines acne-focused ingredients with a pigmentation-focused component for skin experiencing both concerns.
  • Addresses Inflammatory Breakouts – Azelaic acid and clindamycin provide activity relevant to inflammatory acne.
  • Targets Post-Blemish Discoloration – Tranexamic acid and azelaic acid address pathways associated with excess pigmentation and uneven tone.
  • Supports the Skin Barrier – Niacinamide helps maintain moisture and barrier function while active skin concerns are being treated.
  • Azelaic Acid has anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties relevant to acne and also influences processes involved in excess pigmentation.
  • Clindamycin Phosphate is a topical antibiotic used in acne care to reduce susceptible bacteria associated with inflammatory breakouts.
  • Tranexamic Acid has been studied topically for hyperpigmentation and its effects on pathways involved in excess melanin production.
  • Niacinamide is a form of vitamin B3 that helps maintain the skin barrier, supports moisture retention, and complements routines addressing uneven-looking skin tone.
  • Apply a thin layer of Clarity to the areas affected by breakouts and discoloration once or twice daily, according to your prescribed treatment plan. Use on clean skin and avoid the eyes, lips, broken skin, and other sensitive areas. Since the formula contains clindamycin, our healthcare provider will determine the appropriate treatment duration and reassess whether continued antibiotic-containing therapy is needed.

Q: Who is Clarity designed for?
A: Clarity may be considered when active acne occurs alongside uneven pigmentation or dark marks from previous breakouts. Our healthcare provider will determine whether the combination is appropriate for your skin.

Q: Does Clarity treat both acne and dark spots?
A: The formula contains ingredients relevant to both concerns. Azelaic acid and clindamycin provide acne-focused activity, while tranexamic acid and azelaic acid have properties relevant to excess pigmentation. Individual response varies.

Q: What is tranexamic acid doing in an acne formula?
A: Tranexamic acid is included for the pigmentation component rather than for its primary acne treatment. Topical research has explored its effects on pathways associated with melanin production and hyperpigmentation.

Q: How is Clarity different from Radiance?
A: Both formulas address blemishes and uneven tone, but Radiance also contains tretinoin and dexpanthenol. Clarity offers a different combination without a retinoid, allowing our healthcare provider to select a formula based on your individual skin needs and tolerance.

Q: Why does Clarity contain an antibiotic?
A: Clindamycin targets susceptible bacteria associated with inflammatory acne. Because unnecessary or prolonged antibiotic use can contribute to antimicrobial resistance, treatment should follow the duration established by our healthcare provider.

Q: When should I reassess my skin?
A: An initial treatment period of approximately 8–12 weeks may be used to evaluate changes in breakouts, pigmentation, and skin tolerance. Our healthcare provider can then determine whether treatment should continue, change, or stop.

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