MeLAnocyl Solution [Methoxsalen (1% w/v)]

Melanocyl Solution contains Methoxsalen (1% w/v), a naturally occurring substance used in the treatment of skin disorders such as vitiligo, psoriasis, and certain types of eczema. It works by making the skin more sensitive to ultraviolet (UV) light, which helps restore normal skin color in areas affected by depigmentation. When used with controlled exposure to sunlight or artificial UVA light (PUVA therapy), Melanocyl Solution promotes repigmentation of the skin and improves overall appearance. It is generally applied topically under medical guidance.

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Melanocyl Solution [Methoxsalen (1% W/v)]

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1 bottle $2.58
3 bottle $7.74
9 bottle $23.22

Introduction Of Melanocyl Solution[Methoxsalen (1% w/v)]

Melanocyl Solution contains Methoxsalen, a photoactive compound derived from the psoralen family. It is primarily used in PUVA therapy (Psoralen + UVA) for treating pigmentation disorders such as vitiligo and psoriasis. The medicine increases the skin’s sensitivity to UVA light, stimulating the production of melanin, which helps restore normal skin pigmentation. It should always be used under the supervision of a dermatologist to avoid overexposure or burns.

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Precautions Of Melanocyl Solution

• Use only under dermatological supervision
• Avoid excessive exposure to sunlight after application
• Do not apply to inflamed, injured, or open skin
• Use protective eyewear during PUVA therapy and for at least 24 hours afterward
• Inform your doctor if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or have a history of skin cancer
• Wash hands thoroughly after applying the solution

Usages Of Melanocyl Solution

• Treatment of vitiligo (loss of skin color in patches)
• Management of psoriasis and chronic eczema
• Used in PUVA therapy for repigmentation of the skin
• Helps stimulate melanin production in affected skin areas

Side Effects Of Melanocyl Solution

• Redness or irritation of the skin
• Itching or mild burning sensation
• Increased sensitivity to sunlight
• Blistering or darkening of skin (in case of overexposure)
• Nausea or dizziness (rare, if absorbed through skin)
Seek medical help if you experience severe skin reactions or prolonged discomfort.

FAQ Of Melanocyl Solution

  1. What is Melanocyl Solution used for?
    Melanocyl Solution is used to treat vitiligo, psoriasis, and certain skin pigmentation disorders by increasing skin sensitivity to UVA light and promoting melanin production.

  2. How should I use Melanocyl Solution?
    Apply the solution thinly to affected areas as directed by your doctor, usually before controlled sunlight exposure or PUVA therapy.

  3. Can I go out in the sun after applying Melanocyl Solution?
    Only as directed by your doctor. Overexposure can cause burns or severe tanning. Avoid sunlight for at least 8 hours if not undergoing supervised therapy.

  4. Is Melanocyl Solution safe during pregnancy?
    It should be used only if clearly prescribed by a doctor, as safety data during pregnancy are limited.

  5. What precautions should I take while using Melanocyl Solution?
    Avoid applying to broken skin, wear UV-protective clothing and eyewear, and follow your doctor’s timing for UV exposure strictly.

  6. Can Melanocyl Solution cause side effects?
    Mild redness or irritation is common. If you develop severe burns, blistering, or pain, stop use and consult your doctor immediately.

  7. Can I use other creams with Melanocyl Solution?
    Avoid using any other topical medications on the same area unless prescribed, as some may increase skin sensitivity.

  8. How long does it take to see results with Melanocyl Solution?
    Improvement may take several weeks or months of regular, supervised therapy depending on your skin type and condition.

Interactions Of Melanocyl Solution

• May interact with other photosensitizing agents (e.g., tetracyclines, thiazides, sulfonamides)
• Avoid concurrent use with coal tar or other topical irritants
• Alcohol and certain antibiotics can increase skin sensitivity to light
• Consult your doctor before combining with any other topical or systemic medications

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