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Triluma

Triluma is a topical steroid marketed for the treatment of melasma, a common skin disorder which causes darkening of the skin, especially in sun-exposed areas. To learn more about melasma, see the Right Health melasma guide.

The generic name for Triluma is fluocinolone acetonide 0.01 percent. It is classified as a medium potency steroid. (Steroids range from "low" to "superhigh" potency.) Triluma is usually prescribed in combination with other bleaching agents for maximum efficacy.

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