Hyperpigmentation

Dermatologist describes hyperpigmentation as darkening of the skin, normally as a result of increased melanin when skin cells produce more pigment (melanin). This can be in epidermal or dermal layers of the skin. Generally when your skin is darker or lighter than is normal for your skin. It can cover small or large areas of your skin.

One form of hyperpigmentation is liver spots. This is normally the direct result of years sun exposure. These spots normally congregate on the face and back of the hands - areas that most exposed to the sun. Officially they are called solar lentigines.

Hyperpigmentation Conditions	Products/Solutions
Post inflammatory hyperpigmentation AgeSpots/Liver Spots Melasma Uneven Skin Tone Dark Marks	Glycolic Acid Kojic Acid Licorice Arbutin Mandelic Acid Lactic Acid Peels Salyclic Acid Laser Treatments

What is hyperpigmentation?

Hyperpigmentation Conditions

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