Melasma and sun exposure Melasma, a common hyperpigmentation condition, manifests as irregular brown patches on the face and neck. In Korea, clinicians closely study the interaction between UV exposure, hormones, and inflammatory signals that drive pigmen…
Melasma causes and types Melasma presents as symmetric brown patches on sun-exposed areas such as the cheeks and forehead. It often arises from a combination of sun exposure, hormonal fluctuations, and genetic predisposition. In Korea, clinicians distingu…
Melasma in Korean Clinics Melasma in Korean clinics often presents as bilateral brown patches on the cheeks, nose, and upper lip, intensifying with sun exposure. Dermatologists note that hormonal factors, sun damage, and genetic predisposition play roles …
Melasma basics and causes Melasma is a common pigmentary condition causing brown patches on the face. Sun exposure and hormones commonly drive its appearance. Evaluation by a dermatologist helps distinguish melasma from freckles. The patches typically app…