Halometasone cream is a topical topical form of hormone. Topical hormones have relatively few side effects, so the side effects of Halometasone Cream are not very strong. However, the side effects are dose-related, and in the case of hormones taken orally or hormones given by injection, the side effects are stronger as the dose increases or the duration of the medication becomes longer. For topical medications, some side effects can also occur if they are applied inappropriately, in high doses, or over a long period of time. Side effects are rare and usually include dry skin, erythema, and atrophy of the skin, folliculitis, and so on. The area where the medication is used can sometimes have irritation, including burning and itching.