Triluma Cream

Triluma Cream can be used in the treatment of moderate to severe melasma (dark spots) on the facial. It has 3 active components: Fluocinolone Acetonide 0.01% Hydroquinone 4% and Tretinoin 0.05 percent.

The medicine is safe to use so it is applied to the skin only and not via mouth. When the lotion comes in contact with the eyes, nose or mouth, wash the area thoroughly with water.

How to use Triluma Cream

Triluma Cream is a skin lightening medication for treating Melasma (dark patches of skin). Triluma Cream does this by reducing melanin production, an organic pigment which darkens the skin.

It also lessens the redness, swelling, and itching that are common in the melasma. This can help you achieve more smooth skin and increases confidence in yourself as you rid yourself of these spots.

Apply the cream in the amount and duration prescribed by your physician. Always apply it to the affected area in order to receive maximum benefit from this drug.

It is a combination of three medications: Hydroquinone, Tretinoin and Fluocinolone Acetonide, which work in conjunction to treat Melasma.

The medicine should be stored at ambient at room temperature, or inside the refrigerator from 36degF and 46degF (2degC up to 8 degrees Celsius). It is not recommended to freeze or stored in an open refrigerator.

Dosage

The Triluma Cream is a blend of three medications (fluocinolone Acetonide, Hydroquinone and tretinoin) which help reduce age-related darkening on the face. Melacare Cream can be used to treat Melasma (dark skin spots).

In clinical trials, patients experienced noticeable improvement in their skin within just four weeks of taking this treatment. The patches and dark spots often disappeared completely.

But, it is possible for melasma to return after the treatment has been stopped. This is due to the fact that it takes time to get rid of the melasma, particularly in cases where it has been present for a lengthy time.

It is therefore crucial to apply this medicine in conjunction with sun protection under the supervision of dermatologist. This is a prescription medication therefore, you should adhere to the directions that are on the package and leaflet.

Side effects

Triluma Cream consists of a steroids (fluocinolone) as well as the agent that bleaches skin (hydroquinone) and an A vitamin derivative (tretinoin). It’s employed to combat dark spots that are referred to as melasma that are visible across the face.

It does this by reducing melanin’s production (natural pigment in the skin) and also reducing the effect of the chemical that causes these darker spots. It also helps reduce itching, swelling and redness.

This medication could cause your skin to become more sensitive to sunlight and sun, so make sure you apply sunscreen or wear protection when you are outside in the sunlight. It could take weeks or even months to notice improvements in the color of your skin.

If you are breastfeeding or pregnant inform your doctor prior to taking this medication. This medicine could hurt your baby while in the womb.

This medication can also affect the way hormones in your body function. If you’re experiencing issues with the functioning the adrenal glands like Cushing syndrome, consult your physician before taking this medication.

Precautions

Triluma Cream contains three medicines which include fluocinolone Acetonide (steroid) Hydroquinone (skin lightening medication) along with Tretinoin (form in Vitamin A). It’s used to treat moderate-to-severe melanomas which produces dark patches in the face.

The cream can also help reduce itching, swelling, or redness. It is crucial to apply this cream consistently for the time prescribed by your doctor in order to achieve the most effective outcomes.

It is recommended to avoid exposure to sunlight when using this cream since it can cause your skin to become less sensitive and lead to sunburn. Also, dress in protective clothes and sunscreen whenever you go outdoors in the sun to safeguard your skin from harm.

This medication is not recommended by women who are breastfeeding or pregnant since it may affect the unborn baby. If you are nursing or pregnant the baby, consult your doctor prior to using this medication.