Pigmentation / Uneven skin tone
Pigmentation refers to the skin’s natural coloration, influenced by melanin produced by melanocytes in the epidermis. Factors such as genetics, sun exposure, hormonal changes, and skin damage regulate melanin production. This can lead to uneven skin tone and dark spots.
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Hyperpigmentation
This occurs when excess melanin leads to dark spots or patches, often triggered by sun exposure, hormonal changes, inflammation, or certain medications.
Uneven skin tone
This refers to variations in pigmentation that create a blotchy appearance, often caused by sun damage, aging, hormonal changes, or inflammation.
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Hypopigmentation
This is characterized by reduced melanin, resulting in lighter skin patches. Causes include vitiligo, certain medications, chemical burns, or trauma.
