Prednisolone, an anti-inflammatory drug, coupled with Glycolic Acid, a peeling agent, provides a holistic solution to skin care. Prednisolone mitigates redness, while Glycolic Acid accelerates skin peeling, remedying ailments like eczema. This amalgamation facilitates the control of persistent cutaneous diseases by focusing on both the inflammatory and flaking elements.

• Prior to using the ointment, sanitize and moisture-free the targeted region as instructed on the packaging.
• Post application, ensure to rinse your palms, unless your palms are the targeted region.
• Adhere to the recommended quantity and time period for optimum outcomes.

• Prolonged and excessive use of potent corticosteroids like halobetasol can lead to skin atrophy, a thinning of the skin. This is particularly a concern in areas with naturally thin skin, such as the face and intertriginous areas (skin folds). To minimize the risk of skin atrophy, healthcare providers typically recommend using the smallest amount necessary for the shortest duration.
• There have been reports of perioral dermatitis (a facial rash resembling acne) associated with the use of potent topical corticosteroids. This condition may require discontinuation of the steroid and alternative treatments.
• Salicylic acid is known to enhance the absorption of certain medications through the skin When combined with a potent corticosteroid like halobetasol, there is a potential for increased systemic absorption of the corticosteroid. This may lead to an increased risk of systemic side effects. Careful monitoring is essential, especially in areas with thinner skin, such as the face.

• Addresses psoriasis symptoms with added exfoliating action. Reduces scaling and thickness of psoriatic plaques.

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