1) Sunburn 2) Sun tan
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In dermatology, hyperpigmentation is the darkening of an area of skin or nails caused by increased melanin. ==Causes== Hyperpigmentation can be caused by sun damage, inflammation, or other skin injuries, including those related to acne vulgaris. People with darker Asian, Mediterranean, or African skin tones are also more prone to hyperpigmentation...
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darkening of the skin through overproduction of melanin
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Darkening of the skin. ... (16 Dec 1997) ...
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(hi″pәr-pig″mәn-ta´shәn) abnormally increased pigmentation.
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Type: Term Pronunciation: hī′pĕr-pig′men-tā′shŭn Definitions: 1. An excess of pigment in a tissue or part.
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Hyperpigmentation: Dark spots on the skin. Hyperpigmentation is primarily a cosmetic concern that can be covered with make-up, although in some cases (such as the café au lait spots associated with neurofibromatosis) it can be a sign of an underlying medical problem. If treatment of hyperpigmentation is desired, a dermatologist may be able to use ...
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Excess, darker than normal, pigmentation.
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Hyperpigmentation is a skin condition caused by ultraviolet light from the sun, which darkens the skin.
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Localized, abnormal darkening of the normal skin color.
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n] - unusual darkening of the skin
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hyperpigmentation Too much pigment resulting in dark spots on the skin. Hyperpigmentation is primarily a cosmetic concern that can be covered with make-up, although in some cases; such as, the café au lait spots associated with neurofibromatosis, it can be a sign of an underlying medical problem. If treatment of hyperpigmentation is desired, a d...
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Often triggered by UV light exposure, a wound, illness, hormonal changes, or certain drugs, this darkening of the skin might appear as a uniform tan, melasma (patches of discoloration), or an isolated acne scar.
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Patches of skin darken when excess Melanin forms deposits; caused by sun damage, or hormonal changes, such as pregnancy.
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hypermelanosis or haemosiderin deposits result in skin colour that is darker than normal.
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The prefix hyper- is a medical term that means more or too much, and pigment means color. The combination - hyperpigmentation - means more color. A rash that is hyperpigmented is darker than the surrounding skin. Pronunciation: HI-per-pig-min-TAY-shun - (noun)
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Darker than normal color from increased melanin.
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Hyperpigmentation is a skin condition caused by ultraviolet light from the sun, which darkens the skin.
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A term that refers to the darkening of an area of skin due to the abnormal excessive production of melanin (the pigment that contributes to skin colour).
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hiperpigmentación
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A term that refers to the darkening of an areas of the skin by the abnormal access production of melanin pigmentation (colour) found in the skin. The excess melanin is caused by sun damage, acne vulgaris. A well, as the body ages, melanocytes (how melanin is produced) distribution is less controlled by the body. The sun stimulated melanocyte activi...
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Excessive discoloration resulting in darker areas on the skin such as brown spots, age spots or leave spots.
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Abnormal darkening of the skin that can follow inflammation, sun exposure or skin injury of any kind and is caused by more melanin (the brown color in our skin) in a particular spot. Hyperpigmentation can also result from hormones and pregnancy (usually called melasma) combined with sun exposure. Hyperpigmentation from inflammation is easier to tre...
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An over-excitation of melanocytes which causes darkening of the skin
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Excess, darker than normal, pigmentation.
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