Triderm is a dermatological ointment composed of fluocinolone acetony, hydroquinone and tretinoin, which is indicated for the treatment of brown skin spots caused by hormonal changes or sun exposure.
It is important to use triderm following the dermatologist’s advice, and it is generally indicated that the ointment is applied at night, before bedtime. In addition, it is recommended to avoid sun exposure and hormonal contraception, as they decrease the effectiveness of treatment. If this is not possible, sunscreen should always be used to cover the treated area, as this increases the effectiveness of treatment.
- Triderm is indicated by the dermatologist for the short-term treatment of brown spots that appear on the skin of the face.
- Especially on the cheeks and forehead.
- Which are caused by hormonal changes or as a result of sun exposure.
The ointment should be used on the advice of the dermatologist, and it is generally indicated that a small amount of ointment should be applied directly to the stain to be treated. It is recommended to apply this ointment at night, as this prevents the skin with the ointment from coming into contact with the sun and that there is a reaction that leads to the formation of other spots.
Some side effects of Triderm include mild or moderate redness, flaking, burns, dry skin, itching, skin color change, stretch marks, sweating problems, brown spots on the skin, tingling, increased skin sensitivity, rashes. skin such as pimples, blisters or blisters, visible blood vessels on the skin.
The use of Triderm is contraindicated in patients with hypersensitivity to one of the components of the formula, nor is it appropriate for people under 18 years of age, pregnant women and breastfeeding women.