Can triamcinolone be good for acne?

Personally I wouldn't, I googled the ingredient list - it's natsy.

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No, Triamcinolone is actually a steroid and is more for things like eczema and psoriasis. It isn't good for acne, in fact it aggravates acne. Triamcinolone is also too strong for our faces and can cause thinning of the skin, discoloration and scarring. At the very most though, it reduces the inflammation (reddness). I'm actually speaking from experience so yeah lol.

Now I have 2 tips to help you practically cure acne overnight:

- Try slicing a fresh lemon in half and rub it on the acne area and leave it over night. Rinse your face the next morning or  you can also squeeze the juice and mix it with rose water and apply to the acne area.

- Blend a cucumber into a paste and apply it on the acne area for around 30-45 minutes before washing it off.

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Good luck!

It doesnt' work for acne, it just reduces the inflammation (reddness). 

I do hope you are not using it on your face - it can cause discoloration and thinning of the skin if you use it a lot.

You need to be using a cleanser without fragrances or dyes, use a different sponge or washcloth each time - bacteria can live on wet sponges/washcloths and then when you use it, you put it back on your body. Then apply a product that has benzoyl peroxide - which will help kill any bacteria on your skin and prevent future breakouts.

The doctor can also prescribe other medication - like a retinoid - if the above doesn't work. Good luck!