What is Melasma?

“Melasma” is a condition in which the pigment-producing cells under the skin work more. therefore have more pigment or melanin This causes dark spots on the skin called “blemishes” which are darker than the skin. Shades range from light brown to dark brown or black. Melasma is often found on the areas of the body that are exposed to sunlight, such as the face, forehead, cheekbones, nose, above the upper lip and chin, etc. Melasma usually begins at the age of 30 years and can be found in both women and men.


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