Treats and limits the recurrence of eczema lesions. Tested under dermatological control.
Medical device
Treats eczema lesions - Decongests - Soothes - Soothes itchiness
A medical device that treats atopic or contact eczema on the eyelids.
DEXYANE MED Palpebral is a medical device* for treating localised atopic and/or contact eczema on the eyelids.
Its formula, specially adapted to respect the delicate skin of the eyelids, acts as an ultra-hydrating dressing.
It instantly soothes itching sensations** and reduces burning sensations**.
DEXYANE MED Palpebral restores the skin barrier and corrects dryness.
It can be used as a stand-alone treatment, in combination with, or as a follow-up to topical corticosteroids.
Clinically proven effectiveness.
DEXYANE MED Palpébral relieves inflammatory eczema lesions on the eyelids.
• SOOTHES itching
• COMFORTS immediately and decongests
• LIMITS the recurrence of eczema lesions
*DEXYANE MED Palpebral is a medical device, a regulated health product which carries, in accordance with this regulation, the CE mark. Carefully read the instruction leaflet provided. Do not use if pregnant or breastfeeding. Avoid direct contact with the eyes. Age 3 months and up. Manufacturer : Pierre Fabre Medicament.
**Result of a clinical study conducted on 33 adults from 19-70 years old with mild to moderate atopic or contact eyelid eczema. DEXYANE MED Palpebral was applied twice a day to the eyelids for 22 days. The clinical severity score (including itching, burning, tightness, etc.) from 0 to 9, immediately after 3 days of application, was compared to the pre-application scores. Immediately, the itching score significantly decreased, and the burning score improved by day 3. The overall development of lesions was evaluated by the PGA score on a 5-point scale : 0 (aggravation) to 4 (completely healed); after 3 days of application, the majority of patients felt an improvement. PFDC study PRM03-F-197_V3_AN. 03/2019. 98-104, 108.
*DEXYANE MED Palpebral is a medical device, a regulated health product which carries, in accordance with this regulation, the CE mark. Carefully read the instruction leaflet provided. Do not use if pregnant or breastfeeding. Avoid direct contact with the eyes. Age 3 months and up. Manufacturer : Pierre Fabre Medicament.
Biodegradable formula*
85.0% natural origin ingredients
*According to a OECD 301 test or Biodegradability index method
Not recyclable packaging
Made and packaged in a factory certified for the environment***
***according to ISO 14001 and/or 50001 standards
Product manufactured and packaged in a factory meeting French social standards
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¹Result of a clinical study conducted on 33 adults from 19-70 years old with mild to moderate atopic or contact eyelid eczema. DEXYANE MED Palpebral was applied twice a day to the eyelids for 22 days. The clinical severity score (including itching, burning, tightness, etc.) from 0 to 9, immediately after 3 days of application, was compared to the pre-application scores. Immediately, the itching score significantly decreased, and the burning score improved by day 3. The overall development of lesions was evaluated by the PGA score on a 5-point scale : 0 (aggravation) to 4 (completely healed); after 3 days of application, the majority of patients felt an improvement. PFDC study PRM03-F-197_V3_AN. 03/2019. 98-104, 108.
Eczema is a common skin condition that can affect babies, children and adults. It is characterised by the formation of skin lesions (redness, vesicles and scabs) marked by flare-ups and intense skin dryness. Pain and itching are sometimes intense and can disrupt the daily lives of those who suffer from eczema.
Eyelid eczema : This area is frequently affected by eczema because the skin on the eyelids is very fine and therefore easier for irritants and allergens to penetrate. It predominantly affects women. The main cause is allergic reactions, caused via direct contact (application of cosmetics, eye drops, etc.), via hands (nail polish, etc.), or via airways (sprays, fragrances, etc.). It can also be caused by irritants (irritating, harsh products, etc.), and atopy.
Eyelid eczema damages self-esteem and is even worse for women since it impedes makeup application.
Apply a thin layer directly to the inflammatory lesions of eyelid eczema with a clean finger, avoiding contact with the eye.
Avoid contact with eyes
Keep out of reach of children
