Assessment of the safety and efficacy of topical copper chlorophyllin in women with photodamaged facial skin
Sigler ML, Stephens TJ
Published in Journal of Drugs in Dermatology
Methodology
Single-centre, open-label pilot study of a topical liposomal sodium copper chlorophyllin gel (0.066%) applied twice daily for 8 weeks
Key Findings
Investigator and subject assessments showed improvement in periocular fine lines, wrinkles and solar lentigines with good tolerability.
Conclusions
Topical copper chlorophyllin appears safe and may improve photodamaged skin appearance.
Limitations
Uncontrolled pilot with no placebo arm and small sample; industry-relevant cosmetic endpoints; topical route does not support oral claims.
Supplements Studied
This single-center pilot study was conducted to assess the efficacy and safety of a liposomal dispersion of topically applied sodium copper chlorophyllin complex in women with mild-moderate fine lines and wrinkles.
Study Details
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Disclosures
Funding
Not reported
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