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Melasma in Men Treatment

Melasma is a prevalent skin condition that leads to the formation of dark, uneven patches, mostly on the face.

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Melasma in Men Treatment

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  1. Melasma Melasma in Men Men Melasma Melasma in

  2. Understanding Melasma in Men Understanding Melasma in Men What is Melasma? Melasma is a common skin condition causing dark, uneven facial patches. Appears mostly on: Forehead, cheeks, nose, upper lip, jawline. Often symmetrical and non-itchy, non-painful. Though common in women, men can also develop melasma due to several factors. Visit:- www.drsandhyabala.com

  3. Causes & Triggers of Melasma in Men Causes & Triggers of Melasma in Men Why Does Melasma Happen in Men? Sun exposure (UV rays) – primary trigger Hormonal imbalance – thyroid/testosterone irregularities. Heat and infrared radiation – from cooking, saunas, etc. Medications – e.g., anti-seizure drugs, antibiotics. Skin irritation – harsh products or over-exfoliation Visit:- www.drsandhyabala.com

  4. Symptoms & Types of Melasma Symptoms & Types of Melasma How to Recognize Melasma Gradual dark patches (brown, gray, or bluish). Worsens with sun exposure. No redness or itching. Types Epidermal (surface layer) – brown, treatable. Dermal (deeper) – bluish-gray, more resistant. Visit:- www.drsandhyabala.com

  5. Treatment Options for Men Treatment Options for Men Managing Melasma Effectively Topical: Hydroquinone, Retinoids, Vitamin C, mild steroids In-clinic treatments: Laser therapy – Cautious use recommended. Chemical peels – Glycolic, salicylic acids Laser therapy – Cautious use recommended. Visit:- www.drsandhyabala.com

  6. Prevention, Lifestyle & When to See a Doctor Prevention, Lifestyle & When to See a Doctor Prevention & Long-term Care Daily protection: Sunscreen even indoors, avoid peak sun Healthy diet: Antioxidant-rich foods, reduce sugar & alcohol. Skincare routine: Avoid harsh products, maintain skin barrier. Consult a dermatologist if: Melasma persists, worsens, or affects self-confidence. Visit:- www.drsandhyabala.com

  7. Visit:- www.drsandhyabala.com

  8. +91-7259605940 info@drsandhyabala.com www.drsandhyabala.com/

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