Manufacturer · Unimarck Pharma
Melanorm Lite Cream 20g
SKU SK-101178
Melanorm Lite Cream 20g is a prescription skin-lightening cream for skin with hyperpigmentation, dark spots, and melasma, and its primary active ingredients are hydroquinone, alpha arbutin, and niacinamide. It is marketed as a day cream for reducing freckles and uneven skin tone, with some listings also noting sun-protective support.
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SKU: SK-101178
Manufacturer: Unimarck Pharma
Category: Skincare
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FAQs
What skin concerns is Melanorm Lite Cream 20g used for?
Melanorm Lite Cream 20g is used for visible hyperpigmentation concerns such as dark spots, melasma, freckles, sun spots, and uneven skin tone. It is intended for external facial use and works best when applied consistently to the affected areas. Because it contains pigment-reducing actives, daily sun protection is important to help maintain results and reduce recurrence of discoloration.
How should I apply Melanorm Lite Cream 20g safely?
Clean and dry the skin first, then apply a thin layer only to the affected areas. Avoid the eyes, lips, nostrils, and broken skin. Use exactly as directed by a dermatologist or product label. If irritation, burning, redness, or peeling occurs, reduce use or stop and seek medical advice, especially if the reaction is persistent or severe.
Who should avoid using Melanorm Lite Cream 20g?
People with sensitive skin, active eczema, open wounds, or known allergy to any ingredient should avoid use unless a clinician advises otherwise. It is also important to avoid unsupervised prolonged use, especially with hydroquinone-containing products, because overuse can irritate the skin or worsen discoloration in some users. Pregnant or breastfeeding users should ask a doctor first.