As mentioned previously, epidermal and dermal melasma respond very differently to treatment. Coverup with opaque cosmetics remains essentially the only option for dermal melasma. An exception to ...

For inclusion, the participants had to have facial epidermal or mixed melasma (phototypes III-V) for more than 1 year; those with dermal melasma were excluded. Participants were randomly allocated ...

Melasma has probably had you staring in the mirror, wondering why those stubborn dark patches on your face just won’t budge. Girl, we feel you. Whether pregnancy threw you this curveball or your ...

For the record, hyperpigmentation and melasma do not have cures ... these days can compromise your skin barrier, making your dermal layers more susceptible to sun damage. However, there are ...

Considering taking supplements to treat melasma? Below is a list of common natural remedies used to treat or reduce the symptoms of melasma. Follow the links to read common uses, side effects ...

These skincare products and beauty treatments are safe for mama and baby—and they *actually* work to help reduce melasma, ...

At the high dose end, approaching 10 Gy, midterm effects may include prolonged erythema and permanent partial epilation, while long term effects may be dermal atrophy (thinning of dermas layer) and/or ...

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The groundbreaking study introduced an innovative approach about using specialized porous dermal fillers that accelerate tissue healing and regeneration. Researchers at the Terasaki Institute for ...

"The common concerns I see in pregnant women are acne, melasma, rosacea and flare-ups of pre-existing eczema or psoriasis," confirms Dr Phillips. "In addition, pregnant women often come for mole ...

including acne and melasma, and taking a forced break from retinol, acne products, lasers, and injectables like neurotoxin and dermal filler. While it’s crucial to always check with your OB-GYN ...