What is Pigmentation and Melasma ?
Hyper Pigmentation refers to the uneven distribution of melanin, resulting in darker patches on the skin. Melasma is symmetrical distribution of hyperpigmented patches on face
What Is Pigmentation And Melasma ?
Hyper Pigmentation refers to the uneven distribution of melanin, resulting in darker patches on the skin. Melasma is symmetrical distribution of hyperpigmented patches on face
Type of Pigmentation and Melasma
Causes of Pigmentation and Melasma
Sun exposure
Hormonal changes
Inflammatory skin conditions
Injury or trauma to the skin
Genetic predisposition
Certain medications or medical conditions
Certain topical medication
Skin care products and cosmetics
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Frequently Asked Qestions
What is melasma, and how is it different from other pigmentation issues?
Melasma is a common pigmentation disorder caused by hormonal changes, sun exposure, and genetics. It differs from other pigmentation issues due to its distinct, symmetrical patches on the face.
How can pigmentation and melasma be treated?
Treatments like topical lightening agents, chemical peels, and laser therapy & IV Drips can reduce pigmentation. Consistent use of sunscreen is crucial for preventing further darkening.
Can pigmentation issues be completely cured?
While treatments can significantly lighten pigmentation, maintaining results often requires ongoing care and sun protection.
Are there natural remedies for pigmentation and melasma?
Natural ingredients like licorice extract, vitamin C, and may help lighten pigmentation but often require long-term use to see noticeable effects.
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