Melasma can recur or worsen even after successful treatment if photoprotection is not consistently maintained.
Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation is associated with changes in melanocyte activity following cutaneous inflammation or injury.
Visible light plays a minimal role in pigmentary disorders such as melasma.
Emerging evidence suggests that visible light may contribute to the development and worsening of pigmentary disorders, including melasma. This is particularly relevant in patients with skin of color.
✨ July Awareness
With both UV Safety Month and Hyperpigmentation Awareness Month this July, it serves as a reminder that pigmentary disorders are multifactorial and often require a layered management approach.
Management extends beyond treatment alone and should include preventive strategies such as consistent photoprotection and patient education.
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