"Hyperpigmentation is when you get an increase of melanin pigment in a portion of the skin, and then that can look to the eye like a dark mark," Dr. Shah told us. This discoloration can look different ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. So, you got a zit and picked at it (seemed like a good idea at the time), but now you’re left with a dark spot that’s lingered for ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Photo by Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto via Getty Images The “hyperpigmentation” meme is trending on TikTok, and many users want to know ...

Donna Gould, a 43-year-old aesthetics student in Cocoa Beach, Fla., can’t remember a time when bug bites and scrapes didn’t leave her with dark spots on her skin. “I just assumed I was a slow healer.” ...

Hyperpigmentation is one of the most common—and most frustrating—skin concerns people face. Whether it shows up as dark spots, uneven tone, melasma, or post-acne marks, pigmentation tends to linger ...

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As we age, we encounter many skincare challenges, and one that impacts nearly everyone is hyperpigmentation. Cosmetic Dermatologist Dr. Michele Green explains that “Hyperpigmentation is a skin ...

"Hyperpigmentation is when you get an increase of melanin pigment in a portion of the skin, and then that can look to the eye like a dark mark," Dr. Shah told us. This discoloration can look different ...

Melanin is a blessing — this isn’t up for debate — but due to melanin, hyperpigmentation can be more prevalent with deep skin tones. “People with more melanin have more robust melanocytes, and can ...

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We’ve all heard of it, and most of us have a spot or two. Yes, we’re talking about hyperpigmentation. While it can happen to people of all skin tones, it tends to be seen more frequently on Black skin ...