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Topical hyaluronic acid combats skin irritation, inflammation
Topically applied hyaluronic acid sodium salt 0.2 percent appears useful in combating skin irritation and inflammation caused by treatments such as intense pulsed light, plasma skin resurfacing and medium-depth peels, plus topical retinoids, tazarotene and 5-FU, an expert says
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