Hyperpigmentation or increased pigmentation or dark patches on face / body are common in Indian skin скачать в хорошем качестве

Hyperpigmentation or increased pigmentation or dark patches on face / body are common in Indian skin

Various types of hyperpigmentation : Melasma is a butterfly rash on the cheeks and nose and this gradually spreads to the forehead as well as chin. Melasma occurs as a result of a hormonal imbalance or sun exposure. It could be genetic or could develop during pregnancy Forehead melanosis: Darkening of the forehead usually due to friction or as a result of an allergy to hair dye or a balm . Pigmentary Demarcation Line: Seen commonly in mothers, daughters, sisters as hyperpigmentation on the sides of the cheeks as a continuation of dark circles. Perioral melanosis: Increased pigmentation around the mouth can occur as an allergy to lipstick, toothpastes, perfumes, cosmetics, silver-coated sweets or condiments or even lip licking. Post Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation: Hyperpigmentation as a result of an injury or skin condition or even a treatment. Hypothyroidism, Addison's disease, insulin resistance, acanthosis nigricans are other conditions where one may develop hyperpigmentation of the skin. Those who develop any kind of hyperpigmentation must avoid sun exposure, stress, smoking, excessive scrubbing, fragrance, sugar, and swimming under the sun. Always apply sunscreen. Use wide-rimmed hats, dark glasses, bandanas, scarves. Apply a vitamin c based serum. You can use creams containing kojic acid, licorice, arbutin, AHA, BHA, niacinamide, etc as prescribed by your dermatologist.