How is Trifarotene dosed?
The dosage of trifarotene is not specified.
What is the dosage form of Trifarotene?
Trifarotene is available in the form of a cream.
How is Trifarotene administered?
Trifarotene should be applied by lightly covering the face (1 pump actuation) or upper body (eg, chest, shoulders, upper back) (2 pump actuations). The face should be washed with mild soap before application, makeup should be removed, and contact with the eyes, lips, or corners of the nose should be avoided. Rinse with water if contact occurs. The cream should be applied to clean, dry skin and hands should be washed afterwards. A moisturizing sunscreen can be applied in the morning, and protective clothing should be worn while using the medicine. Trifarotene should not be applied to windburned or sunburned skin or on open wounds. Follow the doctor's instructions or the label directions for proper administration.
What are common precautions when taking Trifarotene?
Common precautions when using trifarotene include:
- Avoiding skin products that can dry or irritate the skin, such as hair removal products, skin products containing spices or limes, and products with a large amount of alcohol.
- Avoiding waxing as a hair removal method on the skin treated with this medicine.
- Regularly checking the progress during regular visits to the doctor to ensure the medicine is working effectively and safely.
- Moisturizing the skin as needed to reduce any skin irritation or reactions.
- Protecting the skin from wind, cold weather, and sunlight by using a sunscreen or sunblock lotion with an SPF of at least 15, wearing protective clothing and hats, and avoiding direct sunlight, especially between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Please consult with a healthcare professional before using trifarotene to discuss any specific concerns or precautions that may be necessary.