• Provides targeted antiparasitic action for scalp/hair or certain skin infestations, helping eradicate lice, mites or related conditions.
• Combines anti-inflammatory benefit for skin conditions with a parasitic component (e.g., mite-associated rosacea).
• Topical application means minimal systemic exposure compared to oral alternatives when used correctly.
• Suitable as part of a specialist dermatologic regimen where standard treatments may have declined response.
• When used under supervision, supports effective skin-care and infestation-control with better adherence and outcome.

1. Cleanse and completely dry the affected area of skin before application.
2. Apply a thin layer of Ivermectin Lotion to the affected region, ensuring thorough coverage according to your dermatologist’s instructions.
3. Leave the lotion on as directed (often overnight or for a prescribed duration) without washing the area.
4. After the recommended time, rinse off with water if instructed, and resume normal skin care.
5. Monitor response; if no improvement within the timeframe prescribed or if irritation worsens, consult your dermatologist for follow-up and possible adjunct therapy.

1. What conditions is Ivermectin Lotion 1% used to treat?
It’s indicated for topical treatment of parasitic-skin conditions (such as lice or mite-infestation) and may be used off-label for dermatologic conditions with parasitic/inflammatory components.

2. How quickly will I see results?
Response times vary by condition; for lice infestations one application may work within days, for chronic skin conditions improvement may require several weeks of consistent use under supervision.

3. Can I use this on any area of skin?
Use only as prescribed by your dermatologist. Some formulations are limited to scalp/hair or specific skin zones. Avoid sensitive areas unless instructed.

4. Are there common side-effects?
Possible local reactions include burning, stinging, dryness or skin irritation; systemic absorption is low but caution is needed in infants and large-area application.

5. What if I miss an application?
Follow your dermatologist’s guidance — do not double dose. If you miss a scheduled application, resume at the next planned time and monitor for signs of treatment delay.

• For external use only. Apply to intact skin; avoid broken, ulcerated, or highly inflamed skin.
• Avoid contact with eyes, lips, nostrils, and mucous membranes. In case of accidental contact rinse immediately.
• If pregnant, breastfeeding or treating children, use only under strict medical oversight. The systemic safety of topical agents at this strength may not be established for all populations.
• Avoid sharing the application device or lotion between individuals to reduce cross-contamination or reinfestation.
• Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and out of reach of children.