Es similar a la cáscara de TCA, ya que su principal componente activo es el ácido tricloroacético. El Blue Peel Obagi Nu DERM Sistema, también se conoce como “piel de color azul”, “obagi cáscara”, e incluso “TCA peel”.

Desarrollado por el Dr Zein Obagi, el Obagi Blue Peel es un tratamiento agresivo para la piel avanzadas de regeneración. Es uno de los métodos más eficaces de peeling químico, y se considera una profundidad media cáscara de tratamiento químico

Una de las principales ventajas para el Obagi Blue Peel que los médicos apreciar es que el tratamiento puede ser fácilmente personalizado para cada paciente único mediante el control de la profundidad de la cáscara. Azulada-verde colorante se combina con la mezcla de crema para indicar la ayuda y el médico que el Blue Peel no se ha administrado.

Un menor inconveniente de la cáscara es de color azul que después de la pasta como aplicación, literalmente, ver como un “escarabajo azul”. Afortunadamente, los residuos de la cáscara de color azul se mantiene y las manchas de su piel sólo con carácter temporal, desapareciendo rápidamente de distancia.

La cáscara de color azul requiere un número de visitas, ya que tiende a ser más débil que una absoluta TCA cáscara. La falta de tratamientos dolorosos dura aproximadamente 20 minutos, y se recomienda estar en la Obagi Nu DERM régimen de cuidado de la piel como un sistema precursor de la cáscara.

El Obagi Blue Peel procedimiento ayuda a restaurar la salud, una piel bella y se pueden encontrar en casi todos los dermatólogos y cirujanos plásticos de oficina como parte de su arsenal cuidado de la piel. Usted puede ir a Obagi del sitio oficial, obagi.com para encontrar un médico capacitado en su área y dar Obagi Blue Peel un intento.

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· Do not breast feed while taking Accutane and for 1 month after stopping Accutane. We do not know if Accutane can pass through your milk and harm the baby.

· Do not give blood while you take Accutane and for 1 month after stopping Accutane. If someone who is pregnant gets your donated blood, her baby may be exposed to Accutane and may be born with birth defects.

· Do not take vitamin A supplements. Vitamin A in high doses has many of the same side effects as Accutane. Taking both together may increase your chance of getting side effects.

· Do not have cosmetic procedures to smooth your skin, including waxing, dermabrasion, or laser procedures, while you are using Accutane and for at least 6 months after you stop. Accutane can increase your chance of scarring from these procedures. Check with your prescriber for advice about when you can have cosmetic procedures.

· Avoid sunlight and ultraviolet lights as much as possible. Tanning machines use ultraviolet lights. Accutane may make your skin more sensitive to light.

· Do not use birth control pills that do not contain estrogen (”minipills”). They may not work while you take Accutane. Ask your prescriber or pharmacist if you are not sure what type you are using.

· Talk with your doctor if you plan to take other drugs or herbal products. This is especially important for patients using birth control pills and other hormonal types of birth control because the birth control may not work as effectively if you are taking certain drugs or herbal products. You should not take the herbal supplement St. John’s Wort because this herbal supplement may make birth control pills not work as effectively.

· Talk with your doctor if you are currently taking an oral or injected corticosteroid or anticonvulsant (seizure) medication prior to using Accutane. These drugs may weaken your bones.

· Do not share Accutane with other people. It can cause birth defects and other serious health problems.

· Do not take Accutane with antibiotics unless you talk to your prescriber. For some antibiotics, you may have to stop taking Accutane until the antibiotic treatment is finished. Use of both drugs together can increase the chances of getting increased pressure in the brain. - FDA/Center for Drug Evaluation and Research

Continued - ACCUTANE Medication Guide

• Accutane Information

• Accutan side effects for Females

These can be the size of pencil erasers or larger. If untreated, nodular acne can lead to permanent scars. However, because Accutane can have serious side effects, you should talk with your prescriber about all of the possible treatments for your acne, and whether Accutane’s possible benefits outweigh its possible risks.

Who should not take Accutane?
· Do not take Accutane if you are pregnant, plan to become pregnant, or become pregnant during Accutane treatment. Accutane causes severe birth defects. All females should read the section “What are the important warnings for females taking Accutane?” for more information and warnings about Accutane and pregnancy.

· Do not take Accutane unless you completely understand its possible risks and are willing to follow all of the instructions in this Medication Guide.

Tell your prescriber if you or someone in your family has had any kind of mental problems, asthma, liver disease, diabetes, heart disease, osteoporosis (bone loss), weak bones, anorexia nervosa (an eating disorder where people eat too little), or any other important health problems. Tell your prescriber about any food or drug allergies you have had in the past. These problems do not necessarily mean you cannot take Accutane, but your prescriber needs this information to discuss if Accutane is right for you.

How should I take Accutane?
· You will get no more than a 30-day supply of Accutane at a time, to be sure you check in with your prescriber each month to discuss side effects.

· Your prescription should have a special yellow self-adhesive sticker attached to it. The sticker is YELLOW. If your prescription does not have this yellow self-adhesive sticker, call your prescriber. The pharmacy should not fill your prescription unless it has the yellow self-adhesive sticker.

· The amount of Accutane you take has been specially chosen for you and may change during treatment.

· You will take Accutane 2 times a day with a meal, unless your prescriber tells you otherwise. Swallow your Accutane capsules with a full glass of liquid. This will help prevent the medication inside the capsule from irritating the lining of your esophagus (connection between mouth and stomach). For the same reason, do not chew or suck on the capsule.

· If you miss a dose, just skip that dose. Do not take 2 doses the next time.

· You should return to your prescriber as directed to make sure you don’t have signs of serious side effects. Because some of Accutane’s serious side effects show up in blood tests, some of these visits may involve blood tests (monthly visits for female patients should always include a urine or serum pregnancy test). - FDA/Center for Drug Evaluation and Research

Continued - What Should I Avoid While Taking ACCUTANE?

CEO and OMPI President Steve Carlson stated, “This quarter’s performance was below our expectations as economic conditions prevented the Company from achieving targeted revenue and earnings growth. Most significantly, sales from our core Nu-Derm product line were down as a result of more cautious purchasing patterns, especially from our largest physician accounts that we believe service our most economically sensitive end-consumers. As has been our experience with other new product introductions, our decision to focus our sales and marketing resources on the introduction of ELASTIderm Decolletage System, which has been very well received, also impacted the performance of Nu-Derm during the quarter.

“While the current economic environment is unlikely to improve in the near term, our strong cash position, positive cash flow and debt-free capital structure makes Obagi Medical Products more competitively positioned than ever before. In light of these economic conditions, we have re-examined and re-aligned our expenditures for 2008 with our current growth expectations, while continuing to invest in product development, clinical support for our products, growth of our sales organization and other growth initiatives. We believe we will achieve double-digit revenue growth in 2008 through our active account growth, the development of our international business, further acceptance of the new ELASTIderm offering, and a new product launch planned for the fourth quarter.”

Concerns over the performance of their 1st quarterly earnings report not meeting expectations could be a reason for the continued downfall of this stock.

How long will OMPI continue to drop? We’ll have to wait and see the upcoming earnings report, but my take is traders are heavily influencing and shorting the stock to go even further south.

Hang in there OMPI, your loyal customers love your products!

What are the important warnings for females taking Accutane?

You must not become pregnant while taking Accutane, or for 1 month after you stop taking Accutane. Accutane can cause severe birth defects in babies of women who take it while they are pregnant, even if they take Accutane for only a short time. There is an extremely high risk that your baby will be deformed or will die if you are pregnant while taking Accutane. Taking Accutane also increases the chance of miscarriage and premature births.

Female patients will not get their first prescription for Accutane unless there is proof they have had 2 negative pregnancy tests. The first test must be done when your prescriber decides to prescribe Accutane. The second pregnancy test must be done during the first 5 days of the menstrual period right before starting Accutane therapy, or as instructed by your prescriber. Each month of treatment, you must have a negative result from a urine or serum pregnancy test. Female patients cannot get another prescription for Accutane unless there is proof that they have had a negative pregnancy test.

A yellow self-adhesive Accutane Qualification Sticker on your prescription indicates to the pharmacist that you are qualified by your prescriber to get Accutane.

While you are taking Accutane, you must use effective birth control. You must use 2 separate effective forms of birth control at the same time for at least 1 month before starting Accutane, while you take it, and for 1 month after you stop taking it. You can either discuss effective birth control methods with your prescriber or go for a free visit to discuss birth control with another physician or family planning expert. Your prescriber can arrange this free visit, which will be paid for by the manufacturer.
 

You must use 2 separate forms of effective birth control because any method, including birth control pills and sterilization, can fail. There are only 2 reasons you would not need to use 2 separate methods of effective birth control:

1/ You have had your womb removed by surgery (a hysterectomy).
2/ You are absolutely certain you will not have genital-to-genital sexual contact with a male before, during, and for 1 month after Accutane treatment.

If you have sex at any time without using 2 forms of effective birth control, get pregnant, or miss your period, stop using Accutane and call your prescriber right away. - - FDA/Center for Drug Evaluation and Research