NCT Number: NCT07133971
This study is a single-center observational clinical study aimed at evaluating the impact of Cerave Neuroceramide Moisturizing Repair Body Lotion on the quality of life, improvement in skin condition, and satisfaction with the product experience among individuals with moderate to severe dry skin associated with aging. The study plans to recruit approximately 210 male or female participants aged 55 years or older with moderate to severe skin dryness in the affected areas (accounting for a dropout rate and protocol violation rate of no more than 5%), and will screen participants based on inclusion and exclusion criteria to ensure that at least 200 participants complete the study. Participants entering this study will be categorized based on ODS and NRS scores into: moderate or severe skin dryness (moderate-grade 2, severe-grade 3), with the sample size ratio between moderate and severe groups maintained at 1:1. This study will last for 4 weeks and include 2 visits. Visits will be conducted at baseline (T0) and week 4 (T4w). The window period for the week 4 (T4w) visit is ±2 days. This study does not involve randomization. All study participants will use Cerave Neuroceramide Moisturizing Repair Body Lotion on areas of skin dryness.
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All sexes
Observational
Only the study team can determine whether someone qualifies for participation.
Inclusion criteria
Exclusion criteria
All study participants will use Cerave Neuroceramide Moisturizing Body Lotion during the trial period, applying it every night to dry skin areas. If topical medications are used, they should be applied first to dry skin areas, followed by the product.
Time frame: Baseline visit, Week 4 visit
The Overall Dry Skin Score (ODS) is used to comprehensively assess the severity of objective findings of skin dryness. The following are the skin manifestations and scores for ODS grading:
A score of 0 indicates no dryness symptoms, smooth skin, no scaling, no roughness, no erythema, and no fissures； Score 1 indicates mild dryness, occasional scaling, uneven distribution, and slightly rough and dull skin appearance； Score 2 indicates moderate dryness, with small flakes or small patches of scales on the skin surface, and mildly rough and whitish appearance； Score 3 indicates severe dryness, with evenly distributed scales, a noticeably rough skin appearance, mild redness, and minor cracks； Score 4 indicates extremely severe dryness, with extensive scale shedding, a rough and reddened skin appearance accompanied by eczema-like changes and fissures.
Time frame: Baseline visit, Week 4 visit
The NRS itch score ranges from 0 (no itching) to 10 (severe itching). Clinicians ask participants to verbally express the severity of their subjective itching using numerical values. The following are reference values for the NRS itch score:
Score 0 indicates no itching Score 1-2 indicates mild itching Score 3-6 indicates moderate itching Score 7-8 indicates severe itching Score 9-10 indicates very severe itching
Time frame: Baseline visit, week 4 visit
Doctors assess the skin condition of participants by completing a scoring form, which uses a 0-4 point scale (0 points indicating no symptoms, 4 points indicating severe symptoms). The form includes the following criteria: skin dryness, skin flaking/peeling/scaling, skin roughness, skin redness/erythema, skin cracking, and noticeable irritation caused by scratching.
Time frame: Baseline visit, Week 4 visit
Subjects completed a quality of life self-assessment questionnaire using a 1-4 point scale (1 point indicating none at all, 4 points indicating to a great extent), which included questions on whether subjects felt depressed, embarrassed, or stressed due to dry skin, and whether dry skin affected subjects' daily lives, social activities, etc.
Time frame: Week 4 visit
Doctors assess the trial product's tolerance by completing a questionnaire, which is a 1-4 point rating scale (1 = low, 4 = very high). Doctors assess overall satisfaction with the trial product by completing a questionnaire, which is a 1-5 point rating scale (1 = very dissatisfied, 5 = very satisfied).
Time frame: Week 4 visit
Patients assess the tolerability of the trial product by completing a questionnaire, which is a 1-4 point rating scale (1 = low, 4 = very high). Patients assess their overall satisfaction with the trial product by completing a questionnaire, which is a 1-5 point rating scale (1 = very dissatisfied, 5 = very satisfied).
Time frame: Week 4 vist
Patients complete a cosmetic characteristics questionnaire, which mainly includes questions about absorption, stickiness, smell, texture, feel, and whether it makes the skin feel comfortable. The questionnaire is scored on a scale of 1 to 5, with 1 = completely disagree and 5 = completely agree.
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A Clinical Observational Study Evaluating the Efficacy of Cerave Neuroceramide Intensive Repair Body Lotion in Improving Dry Skin in the Elderly
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