VLCC Institute - HYPERPIGMENTATION

As we all know the word ‘hyper’ means more, therefore the word Hyperpigmentation associates with more of skin pigments that is Melanin which gives natural color to skin and hair and eyes as well. But there is a concern related with this melanin it just cannot control it production by any means whenever it comes in exposure to sun light. Well this is not only the cause of excessive production of melanin. Due to certain medications and internal bodily dysfunctions can also trigger the productivity of melanin.



Types of Hyperpigmentation
Type: Dark circles
Causes: Due to lack of sleep, heredity, Poor blood circulation
Affected Areas: Under eye
Type: Chloasma or pregnancy mask
Causes: Due to the hormonal changes occurs during pregnancy.
Affected Areas: Covers the checks creating a butterfly wings like patches on both the checks
Type: Freckles
Causes: Due to exposure to UV lights
Affected Areas: Nose, cheeks

Some common Causes of Hyperpigmentation

Regular sun exposure with protection I.e. sun blocks or any SPF can initially cause tan which can convert into permanent Hyperpigmentation if not take any properly.

Some drugs can also lead to Hyperpigmentation like anti depressants drugs etc.

Prolonged uses of contraceptives pills can also lead to some permanent Hyperpigmentation.

Uses of wrong products or any unnecessary tropical creams and also lead to Hyperpigmentation.

Rescue Home Remedies
• Aloe Vera has been found to the best in hydrating skin as well as alone Vera consist aloes in which inhibits the production of melanin.

Regular use of SPF before moving out to sun exposure can stop excess melanin.
Green tea is also a good source of reducing Hyperpigmentation as it contains antioxidants Properties.

Licorice also reduces Hyperpigmentation, products containing licorice can be used in reduction of Hyperpigmentation.

Clinical care for Hyperpigmentation
1-    Skin Polishing Treatments
2-    Hydra Facial
3-    Laser
4-    Skin Peeling
With these treatments Hyperpigmentation can be reduce and replenish with new skin without pigmentation.

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