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FDA-approved to treat adults with plaque psoriasis2

SIGNIFICANTLY CLEARER SKIN

VTAMA cream is the only aryl hydrocarbon receptor (AhR) agonist indicated for the topical treatment of plaque psoriasis in adults

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SIGNIFICANTLY CLEARER SKIN

In the 12-week pivotal studies, up to 40% of adult patients with plaque psoriasis achieved PGA treatment success on VTAMA vs 6% on vehicle1,2,*

First in Class

VTAMA is the first and only AhR agonist indicated for the topical treatment of plaque psoriasis in adults.

Proven Results

Across all disease severities, skin tones, and treatment areas. In the 12-week pivotal studies, up to 40% of adult patients with plaque psoriasis achieved PGA treatment success on VTAMA vs 6% on vehicle.3,*

Consecutive Treatment-Free Months

Clinically proven to deliver sustained results, even during treatment-free months.

  • Following 12 weeks of treatment with VTAMA, plaque psoriasis patients (n=73) entered the open-label, long-term extension (LTE) study with clear skin (PGA=0) and had VTAMA withdrawn. These patients were followed for up to 40 additional weeks with a median duration of disease control (PGA=0 or 1) of 114 consecutive days (~4 months) off therapy for the first treatment-free interval.4
  • Dual-Indication
  • Steroid-Free Topical
  • No-to-Minimal Systemic Absorption5

*In PSOARING 1 and PSOARING 2, PGA success, defined as PGA=0 or 1 and ≥2-grade improvement from baseline at Week 12, was achieved by 36% and 40% of patients on VTAMA vs 6% (P<0.0001) and 6% (P<0.0001) of patients on vehicle, respectively.

Visible Results

  • Age: 28
  • Gender: Male
  • Primary Endpoint Success6,†
Baseline
Baseline photo
Physician Rated
  • PGA=4
Patient Rated
  • DLQI=16
  • PP-NRS=6
Week 8
Week 8 photo
Physician Rated
  • PGA=2
Patient Rated
  • DLQI=N/A
  • PP-NRS=0
Week 12
Week 12 photo
Physician Rated
  • PGA=1
Patient Rated
  • DLQI=1
  • PP-NRS=0
Review Clinical Images

Please note that the scores reflect a global assessment of the patient’s plaque psoriasis, whereas the images are only representative of one lesion or body area. Individual results may vary.