Here’s What People Are Saying About Trifarotene

What Are the Uses of Trifarotene?

Acne can be treated with this drug. Acne breakouts may be less frequent and severe, and any that occur may clear up more quickly. Trifarotene is categorized among other retinoids.

Inhibiting cell proliferation and reducing inflammation are critical to its efficacy.

Ways of Using a Trifarotene 0.005% Topical Cream 

Before taking tazarotene and getting a refill each time, ask your pharmacist for the Patient Information Leaflet. Consult your physician or pharmacist if you have any concerns.

Take this medicine exactly as prescribed by your doctor, generally at night. Before applying, wash the area with a mild soap or water and pat dry.

Before and after using this medication, wash your hands thoroughly. Spread the drug over the affected region in a skinny layer.

Only apply this medication topically. Keep the drug away from your eyes and lips. Avoid getting any on your nose or inside your mouth. If any of this medication goes into your eyes, immediately rinse them thoroughly with lots of water. If you get any eye irritation, you should see a doctor immediately. Please do not use it on eczema, burnt skin, or anywhere else it can irritate.

Applying a moisturizer to your skin as often as you feel it needs it will help reduce skin irritation while you are using this medicine (also see Side Effects section).

Take this drug as prescribed to maximize its effectiveness. Using it simultaneously every day will help you retain the information. Do not increase the dosage or increase the frequency of use. Your skin will not improve quickly, and you will be more likely to have unwanted side effects.

If your situation does not improve or if it worsens, you should contact your doctor.