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Biologics and Topicals

Biologics are highly-targeted medicines that contain molecules from living organisms. Topicals include creams, ointments or gels applied to the skin.

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What is it?

Many of us are well-acquainted with topical medicines. They are often our first go-to choice for dealing with various skin issues such as acne, rosacea, psoriasis and eczema. Topical medicines are directly applied to the area of the skin where symptoms are present. Some new topical medicines like JAK inhibitors have demonstrated rapid improvement in conditions such as alopecia, vitiligo and eczema.


Biologics are transforming the treatment of diseases where the immune system improperly attacks parts of the body. Biologics are made from living organisms' molecules and can alleviate or even elliminate symptoms of psoriasis and eczema. Unlike synthetic drugs that can impact your entire immune system, biologics precisely target the specific part of your immune system causing symptoms. For some patients at Chapel Hill Dermatology, this could mean transformative results.


Biologics function systemically and are typically delivered via injection or infusion to tackle more serious cases of chronic diseases. Please consult with one of our board-certified dermatologists in Chapel Hill, North Carolina to determine whether biologics or topicals are the most appropriate treatment for you.

What to expect

Biologics work throughout the body and are generally given through injection or infusion to address more severe chronic disease cases. Contact us to schedule a consultation with one of our board-certified dermatologists in Chapel Hill, North Carolina to determine if biologics or topical treatments are suitable for you!

BIOLOGICS AND TOPICALS CAN HELP WITH THESE CONDITIONS:
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