Triluma 15 gm Cream

1. Wash and dry the affected area: Cleanse your face gently with a mild soap and pat dry before application.
2. Apply a thin layer: Use a small amount of Tri-Luma Cream and apply it evenly to the affected areas once daily, preferably at night.
3. Avoid eyes, mouth, and open wounds: Take care to avoid sensitive areas and do not apply to broken or irritated skin.
4. Wash hands after use: Wash your hands thoroughly after applying the cream.
5. Sun protection: Use a broad-spectrum sunscreen and protective clothing during the day, as the medication can make your skin more sensitive to sunlight.

Always follow your dermatologist’s instructions regarding the duration and frequency of use. Do not use more than prescribed, and do not discontinue abruptly without medical advice.

• Common: Mild burning, stinging, redness, dryness, or peeling at the application site.
• Less common: Skin thinning, irritation, changes in skin colour, or increased sensitivity to sunlight.
• Rare but serious: Allergic reactions such as swelling, severe redness, blistering, or intense itching. If these occur, discontinue use and consult a doctor immediately.

Side effects are usually mild, but if you notice persistent or severe reactions, seek medical attention.

Note:- These are the common noted side effects, not the whole list.

• Inform your doctor about any allergies, especially to corticosteroids, hydroquinone, tretinoin, or other ingredients in the cream.
• Avoid prolonged sun exposure; always use sunscreen and wear protective clothing.
• Do not use Tri-Luma Cream if you are pregnant or breastfeeding unless advised by your doctor.
• Avoid using other topical products containing harsh chemicals, alcohol, or abrasives on the treated area.
• Do not use on children unless specifically directed by a healthcare professional.
• Consult your doctor if you have any existing skin conditions or are taking other medications.

Tri-Luma Cream is intended for short-term use and should be used under medical supervision. Regular follow-ups with your dermatologist are recommended to monitor progress and side effects.

Conclusion

Tri-Luma Cream is an effective treatment for melasma and other forms of hyperpigmentation when used correctly and safely. Always consult your healthcare provider before starting therapy and report any adverse effects promptly for appropriate management.

Ques: What exactly is Triluma Cream used to do?

The Triluma Cream is a prescription medication intended to treat mild to severe melasma on the face when combined with sun-avoidance and the application of sunscreens.

Ques: How long will it take to get Triluma Cream working?

It could take between 4 and 4 weeks to be able to notice a significant improvement. However, the medication is not suitable for long-term use (such as for more than eight weeks) without stopping the medication for a shorter time. Consult your physician if the health condition worsens or persists after four months of therapy.

Ques: Is Triluma a steroid Cream?

Triluma (fluocinolone acetonide 0.01 percent, hydroquinone 4%, and Tretinoin 0.05 percent) is a mixture of three drugs (steroids and a bleaching agent for skin as well as a form that contains vitamin A) to treat Melasma (dark spots on the skin) on the face.

Ques: Does Triluma lighten skin?

Triluma is a mixture of three medicines that combat the melasma (dark facial skin spots) on the face. Fluocinolone can be described as a corticosteroid, which reduces inflammation and irritation. Hydroquinone is a melanin synthesizer inhibitor that helps lighten the skin’s color.

Ques: Does Triluma darken skin?

Triluma(r) Cream can cause a gradual darkening blue-black of your skin. If this occurs, you should stop using the product right away and talk to your physician.