Description

Melacare cream should always be applied in a thin layer and as per the prescribed amount only. It is advisable to wash hands before and after applying the cream. The area of application should be cleaned and dried properly before application of the cream

Fluocinolone, hydroquinone, and tretinoin topical (for use on the skin) is a combination medicine used to treat melasma (dark skin patches) on the face

Uses and Benefits of Melacare:
Melacare cream is a skin-bleaching agent that is used to treat and prevent the following skin conditions:
-Dark pigmentation
-Age spots
-Acne vulgaris
-Wrinkles
-Redness of skin
-Itching and rashes
-Skin inflammation
-Brown spot reduction
-Freckles

Side Effects of Melacare Cream:
Some of the common side effects of administering Melacare Cream include:
-Face swelling
-Skin lightening
-Hypopigmentation
-Skin burning
-Skin thinning
-Blisters
-Dryness
-Edema
-Erythema
-Burning
-Itching of skin

Precaution and Warning – When to Avoid Melacare Cream?
Some of the precautions that should be kept in mind while using Melacare Cream include:
-Patients are advised to wash their hands before and after applying the cream; unless this medicine prescribed to be applied on hands.
-Patients should avoid using any other product or cream along with Melacare cream unless advised by the doctor.
-It is advised not to use this medicine near the eyes, nose, and mouth.
-It should not be applied in an excessive amount as it may lead to over application.
-Any history of allergy to Melacare cream or its ingredients should be discussed in advance with the medical practitioner.