Speciality: Dermatology
Description:
Pigmentation and skin discoloration are frequent concerns for many people. The most common causes include sun exposure, which triggers excess melanin production, leading to dark spots. Hormonal changes, particularly during pregnancy or with birth control use, can also cause melasma, a type of patchy discoloration. Inflammation from acne or skin injuries often results in post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. Certain medications and underlying health conditions, like Addison’s disease, may also affect skin tone. Understanding these causes is the first step toward prevention and treatment. Always use sun protection, and consult a dermatologist for persistent or unexplained changes in skin color.
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