To fade dark spots on your face, use daily SPF 30 or higher, pigment-fading actives like vitamin C and azelaic acid, and in-clinic peels, microneedling or laser. Most topical results take about 6 to 12 weeks.
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Melasma is one type of hyperpigmentation, but the two behave differently. Here is how to tell dark spots, sun damage and melasma apart, what causes each, and how each is treated, with a clear guide for the GTA.
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Skin pigmentation, or hyperpigmentation, as it is often called in medical terms, is a skin condition that’s been around for a long time. It is so common that many people in Toronto and virtually every other part of the world have to deal with this problem. On its own, skin pigmentation is a harmless condition.
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