hyper
pigmentation is the name that healthcare professionals give to patches of skin that become darker than surrounding areas of skin.
hyper
pigmentation is the name that healthcare professionals give to patches of skin that become darker than surrounding areas of skin.
hyper
pigmentation occurs when the skin produces more melanin, the pigment that gives skin its color. this can make spots or patches of skin appear darker than surrounding areas.
hyper
pigmentation is a common skin condition. it affects people of all skin types.
some forms of hyper
pigmentation, including melasma and sun spots, are more likely to affect areas of skin that face sun exposure, including the face, arms, and legs.
other types of hyper
pigmentation form after an injury or skin inflammation, such as cuts, burns, acne, or lupus. these can occur anywhere on the body.