Tolenorm ointment is a Proprietary Siddha Medicine which augments tyrosinase activity and facilitates melanogenesis.
It is specially formulated with polar actives extracted through a unique process for the treatment of Viltiligo and hypo-pigmentary disorders.

Therapeutic Indications:

Vitiligo, Hypopigmentary conditions

Science of Tolenorm ointment

Increases dendrite formation in melanocytes (Important factor which aids transfer of melanin to skin cells)
Transfers the melanosomes to keratinocytes (Increases melanin production in skin)
unique and selective adhesion on the depigmented skin to provide an extra barrier which ensures sustained release of actives
Offers sun protection
Usage instructions
Apply Tolenorm ointment in the affected areas and spread evenly.
Apply thrice a day to ensure high bio-availability of active ingredients.

(Or) As advised by prescribing physician.

Composition:

Each 5gm contains extract of
Wrightia tinctoria - 25mg
Psorolea corylifolia - 25mg
Indigofera tinctoria - 100mg
Oleum Cocus nucifera - Q.S

Uniqueness of herbs

Psoralea corylifolia: Contains psoralens that accelerates the photoxidation of DOPA and promotes pigmentation.

Wrightia tinctoria: Contains flavonoids, tannins, glycosides and phenolic compounds known to augment healing properties of skin

Indigofera tinctoria: Contains rich source of pigment indigo and is a natural colouring agent.

Available as 35 gm and 75gm tubes.
Contraindications: There are no known contra-indications.

Scientific proof

Clinical efficacy (study duration 1 year)
50 vitiligo patients with various types of vitiligo problem were treated with topical tolenorm.
Repigmentation was observed within 6-8 weeks.
Nearly complete repigmentation was seen in segmental and focal vitiligo within 9-10 months.
In case of generalized vitiligo, 50-60% repigmentaion could be obtained in 9-10 months.
The information and details provided on this page is not intended to be an alternative for professional medical advice. Consulting a qualified medical practitioner for diagnosis and regular clinical follow up is recommended