Lazma Cream uses include treating moderate to severe melasma and dark facial pigmentation. It combines Fluocinolone Acetonide (a mild corticosteroid that reduces inflammation), Hydroquinone (a skin lightening agent that blocks melanin production), and Tretinoin (a retinoid that speeds up skin cell turnover). It is an 8-week topical therapy that should be used under dermatological supervision.
Your doctor might give you Lazma Cream for:
Always follow your doctor's instructions exactly.
Don't use Lazma Cream if you:
Talk with your doctor first if you:
Also, remember:
Lazma Cream is generally well tolerated, but some people may experience side effects.
It is a prescription-only medicine due to its potential side effects and to prevent misuse.
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