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Effective Melasma Treatment with Triple Combination Cream Translates into Dramatic QOL Improvements
Effective treatment of melasma with the fixed triple-combination cream containing fluocinolone acetonide 0.01 percent, hydroquinone 4.0 percent, and tretinoin 0.05 percent (Tri-Luma Cream) results in significant improvement in quality of life for individuals affected by that pigmentary disorder, according to the findings of the PIGMENT Trial.
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