Betnovate S

✅ Key Benefits

• Brings together anti‑inflammatory and keratolytic action in one cream

• Reduces itching, redness, and swelling while softening and shedding scales

• Ideal for thick, scaly, or hyperkeratotic skin lesions

• Cream base absorbs smoothly with manageable texture

• Simplifies management of stubborn, scaly dermatitis or psoriasis

🎯 How to Use

• Clean and dry the affected area thoroughly

• Apply a thin layer of Betnovate‑S Cream once or twice daily as directed

• Rub in gently and allow to absorb before dressing or clothing

• Continue treatment during flare-ups or as advised by your healthcare provider

• Do not occlude unless specifically recommended

⚠️ Precautions

• For external use only; avoid eyes, mucous membranes, or inflamed open wounds

• Not intended for regular facial use or thin skin areas unless prescribed

• The combined steroid–salicylic formulation should be used short-term to minimize long‑term skin thinning or irritation

• Discontinue if you experience rash, excessive dryness, peeling, or allergic signs

• Consult a healthcare provider before use during pregnancy, breastfeeding, or in children

• Patients with diabetes or peripheral vascular disease should consult before use

🤕 Possible Side Effects

• Common: mild peeling, discomfort, mild redness, dryness, or burning sensation

• Less common: thinning skin, stretch marks, pigmentation changes with prolonged use

• Rare: allergic reactions such as rash or swelling—stop use upon occurrence

🎁 Special Offers
💰 Available in compact tube sizes (e.g. 15 g or 30 g) at professional pricing
🚚 Volume or multi-pack discounts and subscription options available
📦 Secure, discreet packaging and efficient delivery for dermatologic care users

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q. What skin conditions is Betnovate‑S Cream appropriate for?
A. Recommended for thick, scaly, inflamed lesions such as plaque psoriasis or lichenified dermatitis.

Q. How often should it be applied?
A. Typically once or twice daily as directed—monitor skin response closely.

Q. How long is the treatment course?
A. Short-term for flares (usually up to 2 weeks); taper or stop as scales subside.

Q. Can it be used on the face or sensitive areas?
A. Generally avoided in delicate zones due to salicylic acid; use only with medical supervision.

Q. What if I skip a dose?
A. Apply as soon as possible unless close to the next dose—do not double dose.

Q. When should I seek medical advice?
A. If symptoms worsen, scale persists after course, or irritation or skin damage occurs.