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Melasma is a form of hyperpigmentation characterised by symmetrical brown or gray-brown patches, most commonly on the face. It is hormonally driven and notoriously difficult to treat due to its chronic and relapsing nature.
Causes
- Hormonal Changes: Pregnancy (“mask of pregnancy”), oral contraceptives, hormone replacement therapy.
- UV Exposure: Exacerbates pigment production.
- Genetics: Strong familial tendency.
- Skin Type: More common in Fitzpatrick skin types III–V.
DMK & Aspect Dr Recommendations
- **DMK:** *Melanoplex Crème* (targets melanin pathways), *Melanotech Drops* (regulates pigment production), *Direct Delivery Vitamin C* (antioxidant, pigment control).
- **Aspect Dr:** *Complete Pigment Plus Serum* (tranexamic acid, niacinamide

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