Hyperpigmentation, discoloration, and melasma
affect people of all skin tones. Melanin is the
pigment responsible for skin, hair, and eye color.
Our family history largely determines the type
and amount of melanin in our bodies, but environmental
factors spaced over time can also cause pigmentation
to evolve. Diet and certain medical conditions
can also influence its production and play a
significant role in determining melanin levels.
Ecological factors, lifestyle choices, and hormonal
changes also influence pigmentation. People want
quick and permanent solutions for this issue.
However, understanding the biological and external
factors contributing to pigmentation and the
overproduction of melanin is essential for effective
management.