May 9, 2020 Melasma Vs. Hyperpigmentation: What’s The Difference?
Melasma and hyperpigmentation both refer to skin conditions characterized by dark patches of skin, particularly on the face, neck, and arms. What's the difference?...
Melasma and hyperpigmentation both refer to skin conditions characterized by dark patches of skin, particularly on the face, neck, and arms. What's the difference?...
Although melasma isn't life-threatening, it can impact your quality of life. Whether you have an upcoming event or have noticed a change in your self-esteem, there are many reasons to treat your melasma....
Do you have dark, blotchy patches of skin on your cheeks, chin, forehead, or upper lip? If these patches started with pregnancy or a new birth control, or if they get worse with sun exposure, you may have a skin...
Although experts still do not have a complete understanding about what causes melasma, it’s commonly understood that triggers such as genetics, hormones, and environmental factors can lead to the development of this condition. Let’s talk about the top causes of...