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Melasma Treatments

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About Melasma and Ways to Treat It

Melasma is a chronic skin condition characterized by dark, irregular patches, typically on the face. It is more common in women and individuals with darker skin tones and is often triggered by hormonal changes or sun exposure.
Sun exposure, hormonal fluctuations, and heat can worsen melasma. Certain skincare products and medications may also trigger or exacerbate the condition.
Yes, melasma can be managed with treatments like topical lightening agents, chemical peels, laser therapy, and strict sun protection.

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Frequently Asked Questions

While melasma can fade with treatment, it often recurs if sun protection and maintenance treatments are not followed.
Hormonal changes during pregnancy can trigger melasma, often referred to as the "mask of pregnancy." It may fade postpartum but can persist in some cases.
A routine that includes sunscreen, gentle cleansers, and products with lightening agents like vitamin C or kojic acid can help. Avoid harsh exfoliants that may irritate the skin.
Laser treatments can help but should be used cautiously, as they may sometimes worsen pigmentation. A dermatologist can recommend the best approach.
While no specific diet cures melasma, a diet rich in antioxidants and low in inflammatory foods may support overall skin health.