Is it safe and effective to use Melaite XL cream and take Glycomet 500mg to treat the dark patches on my chin (caused by plucking excess hair from a hormonal condition) and the large brown spot next to my eye? | Apollo Pharmacy

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Is it safe and effective to use Melaite XL cream and take Glycomet 500mg to treat the dark patches on my chin (caused by plucking excess hair from a hormonal condition) and the large brown spot next to my eye?

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Is it safe and effective to use Melaite XL cream and take Glycomet 500mg to treat the dark patches on my chin (caused by plucking excess hair from a hormonal condition) and the large brown spot next to my eye?

Asked by Female, 32 · 25 days ago

G.santoshini Reddy

M Pharmacy (Pharmaceutics)

25 days ago

Using Melaite XL (hydroquinone/tretinoin/mometasone) and Glycomet (metformin) can be safe and effective, but they work very differently. Glycomet helps manage the underlying hormonal imbalance causing the excess hair and dark chin patches. Melaite XL cream can help lighten dark spots, but you must be extremely cautious and avoid applying it too close to your eyes to prevent severe irritation. Since both are strong medications, please consult your dermatologist or gynecologist first. They will create a safe, personalized plan to help you achieve the best results. You are doing great by asking first!

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