Melas Cream (Fusidic Acid BP 2%) 15g
Melas Cream is a prescription topical antibiotic cream containing Fusidic Acid BP 2% (20mg per gram) in a neutral base. Fusidic Acid is a potent antibacterial agent with activity against Gram-positive bacteria — particularly Staphylococci, including strains resistant to other antibiotics. Effective against a range of bacterial skin infections. Penetrates intact skin to reach infection sites. Manufactured by ATCO Pharma. Complete the full prescribed course to prevent antibiotic resistance. Prescription required. Available in a 15g collapsible tube.
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Melas Cream (fusidic Acid Bp 2%) 15g
Description
MELAS CREAM ANTIBIOTIC (FUSIDIC ACID Cream BP): Your Antibacterial Skin Solution
MELAS Cream is a powerful antibiotic treatment that offers effective relief for various skin infections. In this comprehensive
description, we'll explore the composition, properties, indications, precautions, instructions for use, and presentations of MELAS Cream.
Composition:
Each gram of contains Fusidic acid 20mg or Sodium Fusidate 20 mg in a neutral base.
Properties:
MELAS is an antibiotic known for its potent antibacterial activity, particularly against gram positive organisms like Staphylococci. It is effective even against strains resistant to other antibiotics Beyond antibacterial action, MELAS has a unique ability to penetrate infection sites, even on intact skin
Indications:
MELAS Cream is indicated for the treatment of skin infections caused by various bacteria, including Staphylococci, Streptococci, Propionibacterium acnes, Corynebacterium minutissimum, and others.
Precautions:
Discontinue treatment if irritation or sensitization develops and seek appropriate therapy. Chronic overdosage or
misuse may result in an increased risk of side effects, though acute overdosage is unlikely to occur.
Instructions for Use:
- for external use only
- Apply as directed by a physician
Presentations:
It is available in 15gram collapsible tubes. Possible Adverse Reactions:
- Common adverse reactions may include mild burning, stinging, dry skin, itching, and irritation
- Other reported reactions with corticosteroids like MELASH Cream include hypertrichosis, acne form eruptions, hypopigmentation, perioral dermatitis, and more
Pregnancy and Lactation:
While systemic absorption of MELAS is minimal with topical use, caution is advised during pregnancy and nursing. Consult a healthcare professional for guidance.
Pharmacokinetic Properties:
- MELAS Cream is effective against various bacteria and can penetrate intact skin
- Absorption and effects may vary based on skin condition, duration of exposure, and other
factors
MELAS Cream is a trusted antibiotic solution for skin infections. While side effects are generally rare, it's important to follow medical advice for safe and effective treatment. Use it as directed by a physician to experience its potent antibacterial benefits and achieve healthier skin.
Usage & Benefits
- Fusidic Acid BP 2% — potent topical antibiotic with strong Gram-positive antibacterial activity
- Effective against Staphylococci, including MRSA strains resistant to other antibiotics
- Also active against Streptococci, Propionibacterium acnes, and Corynebacterium minutissimum
- Unique ability to penetrate intact skin and reach deep infection sites
- Treats impetigo, infected eczema, infected wounds, and other bacterial skin infections
- Minimal systemic absorption when used topically as directed
- Well-tolerated — generally low incidence of side effects
- 15g collapsible tube — precise application for targeted skin areas
How To Use
- As directed by your dermatologist or doctor. Do not self-medicate. General guidance (subject to physician's prescription):
- Apply a thin layer of Melas Cream to the affected area as directed — typically 3 times daily
- Gently rub in until absorbed
- Wash hands before and after application
- For external use only — avoid eyes, mouth, and mucous membranes
- Complete the full prescribed course even if symptoms improve before completion
- Stopping early may allow bacteria to regrow and contribute to antibiotic resistance
- Do not use for longer than prescribed
- Discontinue and consult your doctor if irritation or sensitization develops
- Store below 25°C, away from heat and light
FAQs
Is Melas Cream available without a prescription?
No. Melas Cream is a prescription-only (Rx) topical antibiotic. A valid prescription from a dermatologist or doctor is required.
What infections does Melas Cream treat?
Melas Cream treats bacterial skin infections caused by Staphylococci, Streptococci, Propionibacterium acnes, Corynebacterium minutissimum, and other susceptible organisms. Common uses include impetigo, infected eczema, infected wounds, and acne-related bacterial infection.
How long should I use Melas Cream?
Follow your doctor's prescribed duration. Complete the full course — do not stop early even if the skin improves. Stopping too soon risks antibiotic resistance and infection recurrence.
How does Fusidic Acid work?
Fusidic Acid is a topical antibiotic that works by disrupting bacterial protein synthesis — it blocks elongation factor G, preventing bacteria from producing essential proteins. This is effective even against antibiotic-resistant Staphylococci.
Is Melas Cream the same as other Fusidic Acid creams?
Yes — Melas Cream contains the same Fusidic Acid 2% active ingredient as other fusidic acid creams. Similar products on Derma.pk include [Fusiderm Cream](https://derma.pk/products/fusiderm-cream-fusidic-acid-2-w-w-15gram), [Fu-Skin Fusidic Acid Cream](https://derma.pk/products/fu-skin-fusidic-acid-cream-15g), and [Fusicare Cream](https://derma.pk/products/fusicare-cream-fusidic-acid-2-15g) at Derma.pk.




