Expert advice for Cutihyde Cream
Use of sunscreen is a must while using hydroquinone topical. Avoid unnecessary sun exposures and cover the treated areas with clothing. Even minimal exposure to sunlight can reverse the bleaching effect of hydroquinone. Discontinue use and contact your doctor immediately if you develop allergic skin reaction or notice blue-black darkening of skin upon use of hydroquinone. Avoid direct contact of cream with your eyes. In case of direct contact, wash your eyes with water immediately and seek immediate medical attention. Do not use hydroquinone creams on broken, irritated or injured skin. Do not use hydroquinone creams with other creams that contain peroxides (hydrogen peroxide/benzoyl peroxide), resorcinol, phenol, or salicylic acid as it may cause unwanted side effects. You may be advised by your doctor to perform a skin sensitivity test to avoid any allergic reaction Use in children aged below 12 years is not recommended unless under the strict supervision of doctor. Tell your doctor if you are pregnant or planning to become pregnant or breastfeeding. It should not take if patient is allergic to hydroquinone or any of its ingredients.
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Composition
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Hydroquinone Topical (3% w/w) |
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Side Effect
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Common
Skin irritation. |
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How to works
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How Cutihyde Cream works
Cutihyde Cream belongs to the class of medications called as melanin synthesis inhibitors. It bleaches the skin by reducing the accumulation of skin pigment called melanin that causes darkening of the skin. |
