Q: Why is Aurora used in the morning?
A: Aurora is designed as the daytime component of a skincare routine. Apply it in the morning according to the treatment plan provided by our healthcare provider.
Q: What is the role of estriol in Aurora?
A: Estriol is a form of estrogen that may be prescribed topically for certain age-related skin concerns. Because it is a hormone, our healthcare provider will determine whether it is appropriate based on your individual health information.
Q: Can Aurora help with uneven-looking skin tone?
A: Aurora contains azelaic acid and vitamin C, ingredients commonly used in skincare routines addressing uneven pigmentation and dull-looking skin. Individual responses can vary.
Q: Why does Aurora contain hyaluronic acid?
A: Hyaluronic acid helps attract and retain moisture in the skin. Its role in Aurora is primarily to complement the active ingredients with additional hydration.
Q: How long can Aurora be part of my skincare routine?
A: Aurora may be used over a period of approximately 3–6 months or longer when appropriate. Our healthcare provider will determine the duration of treatment based on your individual response and needs.