Helena Kristlova
Abstract
Melasma (synonymum chloasma) is an acquired hypermelanosis found typically in sun-exposed areas. Melasma affects predominantly women (90%), however it can be a serious cosmetic problem for men, too. This article describes melasma in men, its pathogenesis and treatment options.
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Melasma (synonymum chloasma) is an acquired hypermelanosis found typically in sun-exposed areas. Melasma affects predominantly women (90%), however it can be a serious cosmetic problem for men, too. This article describes melasma in men, its pathogenesis and treatment options.
Key concepts: Melasma, Medicine, Dermatology, Pathogenesis, Pathology