Five infants had residual dyspigmentation (both hypo [2] and hyperpigmentation [3]) lasting 1 to 4.5 years. No child had atrophy or permanent scarring. Interestingly, four infants had cutis ...

Unfortunately, lupus can also cause dyspigmentation, which is basically changes in skin color, as well as scarring and dark blue or black nails. Now, here's the thing: even if you've been diagnosed ...

dyspigmentation, blotches and wrinkles. Collagen is the component, which gives the skin a plump look apart from hormones like estrogen and progesterone that give elasticity and firmness to the ...

“The lack of a significant association between hIUDs and melasma incidence suggests that IUDs may be a better option for women concerned about dyspigmentation,” the study authors wrot ...