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Strut Melasma Formula

Hydroquinone, Kojic Acid, Hydrocortisone, and Tretinoin in a compounded prescription dermatology cream

Two melanin-lightening agents, a topical steroid to soothe irritation, and a prescription-strength retinoid to encourage skin cell turnover for the reduced appearance of melasma.*

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15 grams

$69

Compounded prescription melasma cream

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*Compounded drug products are not approved or evaluated for safety, effectiveness, or quality by the FDA. Rx required.

  • Prescription-only formula

  • May see visible results within weeks to months*

  • Designed to lighten dark patches characteristic of melasma*

  • Compounded in the U.S.A.

Strut Melasma Formula bottle

Dark patches,
targeted.*

Strut Melasma Formula bottle
4Active Rx ingredients
1xOnce daily at bedtime
6-8Weeks until you may see results*
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What is Strut Melasma Formula?

A formula designed to help fade stubborn dark spots, diminish the look of melasma, and promote an even skin tone.*

Hydroquinone

A prescription-strength active ingredient that may help fade stubborn dark spots.*

Tretinoin

A prescription retinoid that may help support skin cell turnover to diminish discoloration and refine skin texture.*

Hydrocortisone

A mild steroid included to help soothe the skin and calm temporary irritation.*

Kojic Acid

An antioxidant that may help brighten uneven skin tone.*

Strut Melasma Formula

How to Use Strut Melasma Formula

Apply a light coating of cream to clean, dry skin on affected areas, once daily at bedtime, as directed by your healthcare provider.

Apply at Bedtime

A light coating on clean, dry skin on affected areas, once daily at bedtime as directed.

Usage Duration

Usually not used for longer than 8 weeks unless directed otherwise. Melasma may return after treatment stops.

Common Side Effects

Itching, redness, scaling, dryness, peeling, burning, stinging, and increased sensitivity to the sun.

Timeline

Improvements may be noticed during the first month of treatment.* Brown spots may begin to fade at around 6-8 weeks.*

Strut Melasma Formula vs OTC Melasma Cream

A four-ingredient prescription compound versus over-the-counter lightening creams.

Results may vary.*

Strut Melasma
Prescription requiredYes
Compounded formulaYes
OTC Melasma Cream
Prescription requiredNo
Compounded formulaNo

Potential Benefits

Target stubborn discoloration and dark patches with a customized, provider-formulated prescription cream.

Results may vary.*

May help fade stubborn dark spots*

May even skin tone*

May encourage skin cell turnover*

May help calm skin and minimize irritation*

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STRUT MELASMA FORMULA

$69

15 grams

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Price includes provider consultations and free shipping.

How It Works

01

Fill Out Medical Questionnaire

Brief health assessment to customize your treatment plan.

02

Get Custom Treatment Plan

Our providers develop a personalized solution just for you.

03

Shipped Directly to Your Door

Discreet packaging with regular monthly delivery.

EXPERT INSIGHT

“Two melanin-lightening agents, a topical steroid, and a prescription-strength retinoid that may help reduce the appearance of melasma.*”
Simal Patel, MD

Simal Patel, MD

Founder and CEO at Strut Health

Frequently Asked Questions

How should I use Strut Melasma Formula?

Apply a light coating of cream to clean, dry skin on affected areas, once daily at bedtime, as directed by your healthcare provider. Wash hands after application, and avoid excess sun exposure. Strut Melasma formula is usually not used for longer than 8 weeks unless directed otherwise by your healthcare provider. Therapy should be discontinued when control is achieved unless directed otherwise by your healthcare provider. This drug combination is not intended for long-term treatment of Melasma. Once treatment is stopped, repigmentation may occur over time, though your healthcare provider can help transition you to a maintenance routine. Always follow your healthcare provider's specific instructions.

What are the common side effects of Strut Melasma Formula?

The most common side effects of Strut Melasma Formula are itching, redness, scaling, dryness, peeling, burning, stinging, and increased sensitivity to the sun. Less common side effects include severe dryness, cracking, bleeding, blisters, oozing, or a blue or black discoloration of the skin. Wear sunscreen daily while using this product.

How do I get this custom prescription formula?

Strut's innovative medical platform allows our U.S. licensed telemedicine providers to treat patients remotely via secure chat, phone, or video. Our providers will customize a treatment plan based on your condition. The provider may recommend a custom prescription product, filled by a U.S. licensed pharmacy. You must start with an online visit, so we can collect photos and medical information about your health. Completing an online visit is quick and easy. If you qualify, our providers will provide a diagnosis, treatment plan and prescribe a custom formula to treat your condition.

Why use Strut Melasma Formula?

Formulated to address hyperpigmentation, this custom compounded blend is designed to help lighten dark patches caused by melasma.*

How should I store this medication?

If the product has arrived warm, wait 2 hours before using. Store this medication in a cool, dry environment, protected from light, at room temperature (68F-77F). Always make sure the container is tightly closed when not using the medication. Keep all medications in a safe place out of reach of pets and children.

What active ingredients are in Strut Melasma Formula?

Strut Melasma Formula contains Hydroquinone, Hydrocortisone, Kojic Acid, and Tretinoin in Prescription Dermatology Cream.

How long until I may see an effect from Strut Melasma Formula?

Improvements may be noticed during the first month of treatment.* Brown spots may begin to fade at around 6-8 weeks.* Because melasma is a chronic skin condition, stopping treatment usually leads to a return of hyperpigmentation over time. Individual results may vary, and your clinician can help guide a maintenance plan once dark spots improve.

What is the important safety information about this product?

See the detailed safety information under the Safety Info tab for the product.

Do I need to take a photo?

Yes, your photographs will help us to accurately view your medical condition and prescribe a medication regimen for you. It is very important that we have clear photographs. Our site is mobile-friendly and simple to upload pictures.

How much does the online visit cost?

The online visits are typically complimentary. With Strut, you will only pay for the prescription if you qualify after your medical consultation. If after checking out, the healthcare provider identifies that you are not a good candidate for treatment, you will not be charged. If you decide to transfer your prescription at any time to a non-preferred pharmacy of Strut Health, then you will be charged a $40 provider consultation fee to your credit card on file. Customer service can provide additional details.

How much does the medication cost?

The cost varies, the price is listed on the product page of the website. We keep our prices very competitive, as well as offering free visits and shipping.

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Every formula we offer is prescribed by a licensed medical provider and filled by a U.S. licensed pharmacy. We'll help you find the right option for you. Treatment online, on your terms. We're just here to make it easy.

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Strut Melasma Formula

*All prescription medications require a valid and complete online consultation prior to approval and final pricing is determined. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and have not been evaluated by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, or quality. A licensed provider may prescribe a compounded medication when they determine it is clinically appropriate for you. The drug and medical information provided on this website is not meant to cover all adverse effects, drug interactions, warnings, medical uses, directions and precautions. The information provided is a medical resource and the judgment of your healthcare provider should not be substituted. Compound prescription products have not been tested or approved by the FDA for their intended use. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.