Description
Benoquin Monobenzone Cream USP 20% contains 200 mg of monobenzone per gram of cream. Monobenzone is a potent depigmenting medicine that can cause permanent loss of pigment by affecting melanocytes, the cells responsible for producing melanin.People looking for information about final depigmentation for extensive vitiligo may encounter monobenzone as a specialist dermatology treatment. The FDA-approved indication historically covered people with disseminated idiopathic vitiligo affecting more than 50% of body surface area.
How to Use
- Squeeze out a small amount and apply a thin layer.
- Apply directly to the pigmented skin patches you wish to lighten.
- rubbing it in gently until absorbed.
- Avoid healthy or already depigmented skin surfaces.
- Wash your hands immediately
Key Features
- Active Ingredient: Monobenzone USP
- Strength: 20% w/w
- Form: Topical cream
- Purpose: Permanent depigmentation in extensive vitiligo
- For external use
- Not a cosmetic skin-lightening cream
FAQs
1. What is Benoquin Monobenzone Cream USP 20% used for?
It is intended for final depigmentation in people with extensive, disseminated vitiligo.
2. Who can use Benoquin 20% Cream?
It is intended for people whose dermatologist has determined that permanent depigmentation is appropriate for extensive vitiligo.
3. How should Benoquin Cream be stored?
Keep the cream securely stored away from children and follow the storage instructions supplied with the specific product.
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