Bacterial resistance poses a serious community health risk

• Minimizing unnecessary exposure to antimicrobial agents is a critical factor in reducing the risk of bacterial resistance²
• Oral antibiotics afford anti-inflammatory effects beneficial in the management of rosacea, but are likely to also provide antimicrobial actions²
• Even brief exposure to antimicrobial activity can lead to the development of bacterial resistance²
• Only Oracea^® demonstrates anti-inflammatory, not antimicrobial, effects³

With Oracea, the steady-state of doxycycline remains below the antimicrobial threshold, avoiding the complications associated with antimicrobial activity^†4

*Oracea is indicated for the treatment of only inflammatory lesions (papules and pustules) of rosacea in adult patients.

^†Please see the full prescribing information.