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Galderma Completes Acquisition of CollaGenex

Galderma Breaks Ground on 50,000 sq.ft. Addition to U.S. headquarters
New building includes conference, training facilities and space for up to 100 additional employees
(Fort Worth, Texas – April 25, 2008) Galderma, a worldwide leading dermatological company, is proud to announce the April 25, 2008 groundbreaking on a new 50,000-square-foot administrative office and in-house training facility in Fort Worth, Texas.

Galderma Reaches Agreement to Acquire CollaGenex Pharmaceuticals

FDA Approves Differin® (adapalene) Gel, 0.3% For Acne
- Fast, Powerful Efficacy For Challenging Acne -
Fort Worth, TX – June 20, 2007 — Galderma Laboratories, L.P., announced today that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved Differin® (adapalene) Gel, 0.3%, a new, higher concentration formulation of Differin® (adapalene) 0.1%, a topical retinoid indicated for the treatment of acne.

Galderma Laboratories Launches New Clobex Web Site For Patients and Professionals
FT. WORTH, TX (June 9, 2006) – Galderma Laboratories today announced the launch of a new Web site www.clobex.com containing detailed information about its CLOBEX® (clobetasol propionate) line for the treatment of moderate-to-severe psoriasis, and other SRDs. 

Galderma USA Announces New Product For The Topical Treatment Of Rosacea
Fort Worth, Texas, July 5, 2005 – Galderma Laboratories, L.P. today announces FDA approval of an exciting new product for the topical treatment of the inflammatory lesions of rosacea. MetroGel® (metronidazole) Topical Gel, 1% will be available by prescription July 29, 2005. The new medication incorporates a higher concentration of metronidazole in a new, technologically advanced vehicle.

Metrogel® 1% Product Insert

Straight Talk on Zits
Today, teens are more concerned than ever about their appearance and body image. For those of you suffering from acne, you may experience increased concern over appearance and body image and this can cause problems in social situations, relationships and with lifestyle.

Back-to-School Stress and Acne. Learn To Take Charge Of Your Skin Before Stress Takes Over.
It's that time of year again. Time to start thinking about school. What classes will you be in? Will you see your friends? Most important, will you fit in? Sometimes all this stress is enough to give you a face full of pimples just in time for the first bell.

Hormonal Acne
Puberty is a time when many girls suffer the embarrassment of acne as they make the transition to womanhood. While acne fades for some women, it typically makes a comeback during pregnancy. And, later, when menopause approaches, acne often makes another dramatic appearance in a female's life.

Rosy Cheeks. Is it Summer Sunburn or a More Permanent Problem?
It's summer and the sun is warm and invigorating. But lately you've noticed the "healthy glow" from being outdoors is remaining on your face a little too long. Your cheeks and nose, in particular, are sporting a red flush long after you've gone indoors to escape the heat and sun. So why is your face still red?

If You Can't Stand the Heat, Get Out of the Kitchen
Rosacea sufferers should try to beat the kitchen heat because exposure to heat from the oven and stove may cause blood vessels in the face to dilate, giving them that extreme flushed look that is characteristic of this condition.

Expert Advice About Your Acne Treatment and Winter Dryness
During the winter, many people suffer from dry skin. But for those who suffer from acne or acne-prone skin, and use acne treatment medications, the winter can be especially difficult.

Why Is my Nose so Red?
Winter can certainly wreak havoc on your skin, with colder temperatures and lower levels of humidity leading to drier air and drier skin, not to mention frequent colds and nose-blowing. What you perceive to be redness from harsh winds or chapped skin due to the common cold could actually be a persistent redness that is a sign of a skin disease called rosacea. Since cold weather and strong winds are triggers that can aggravate rosacea, there is a possibility that the redness may not be what you think.

Winter Skin Care: Don’t Spread Your Winter Moisturizing Routine Too Thin.
Whether you live in the midwest, the north, or some southern climates, winter weather, even when it's mild, brings a marked change to your skin. And while you might love cuddling under your favorite mohair throw, curling up in front of the fireplace, or even snuggling with a hot water bottle, you need to consider what these changes in the weather mean to your skin.

Got Dandruff? Don’t Stress It
Each year, blizzards of white flakes send millions of men and women rushing to the drugstore — not to get snow shovels or sand — but to try to find relief from the embarrassing itch of dandruff. We all have to learn, though, not to stress out over it. Stress and anxiety, many dermatologists agree, can exacerbate an existing condition.