We understand that deciding to join a clinical trial is a big step. If you’re considering participating, it’s important to weigh both the benefits and potential risks.
The Benefits of Joining a Clinical Trial

Early Access to Innovative Treatments
Clinical trials give participants access to advanced, cutting-edge therapies that are not yet available to the public. If you qualify, you may receive an investigational drug that has already shown promise in earlier trials.
Specialized Dermatology Care
When you participate in a trial at SimcoDerm, you receive expert care from renowned dermatologists who specialize in your condition. Our specialists monitor you closely, ensuring you receive the best possible attention throughout the study.
Advancing Dermatological Research
Every clinical trial helps improve the future of dermatology. Your participation contributes to groundbreaking advancements that lead to safer, more effective treatments for your condition and others like it.
Cost-Free Treatment
Many advanced dermatology treatments are expensive. As a trial participant, you may receive an investigational or approved treatment at no cost, unless you are placed in the placebo group.
Things to Consider Before Joining

Potential Side Effects
While investigational drugs go through rigorous testing, all medications have potential side effects. Early trial phases assess safety, but later phases help identify less common reactions. Side effects vary from person to person.
Possibility of Receiving a Placebo
Many clinical trials include a placebo group to ensure accurate results. Some participants may receive an investigational treatment, while others may receive a placebo or an already-approved medication. If placed in the placebo group, you will not receive the active drug.
The Treatment May Not Be Effective
Even if you receive the investigational drug, there is no guarantee it will work for you. Every individual responds differently to treatment, and effectiveness varies.
At SimcoDerm, our team is here to guide you through the process and answer any questions you may have. If you’re interested in learning more about clinical trial opportunities, contact us today.