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What is melasma and what are the different forms of treatment for Cinco Ranch or Katy area patients?

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At Dr. W Dermatology, we have patients who come to us with a wide variety of conditions. Some want to turn back the hands of time and fight the visible signs of aging. Others have skin conditions that are affecting their appearance. One condition that is particularly notorious for having a dramatic cosmetic impact is melasma. Melasma appears as darkened areas of skin. It is directly linked with hormonal changes and sun exposure. While both males and females can get melasma, it is most common in women. Sometimes called “the mask of pregnancy,” hormone related melasma is caused by fluctuations … Continue reading

Handling melasma with help from your Katy dermatologist

Treatment For Melasma

Melasma is a skin condition that affects millions of people, mostly women. Statistics show that only 10 percent of those treated for melasma are men. Although an exact cause is not known, melasma does seem to have triggers, such as hormonal fluctuations. Women taking oral contraceptives or those who are pregnant may develop melasma. Such cases often fade away on their own without treatment, gradually disappearing as hormones regain balance. For some, melasma is a problem that lasts for many years if not treated. Although there are no physically uncomfortable symptoms associated with this skin condition, some suffer with the … Continue reading