MELASMA Treatment -Chaiyon Ka Ilaj - How To Get Rid Of Pigmentation - Chaiyan Khatam Karne Ka Tarika
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MELASMA Treatment -Chaiyon Ka Ilaj
MELASMA Treatment -Chaiyon Ka Ilaj - How To Get Rid Of Pigmentation - Chaiyan Khatam Karne Ka Tarika
Melasma (chaiyon ka ilaj) is a skin pigmentation disorder characterized by symmetrical dark patches on your skin. This condition generally shows up on the face, but can also develop on your arms and neck. Melasma frequently affects pregnant women.
There are two main causes of melasma (chaiyan khatam karne ka tarika): radiation, whether ultraviolet, visible light, or infrared light and hormones. Also, there may be a genetic component to melasma, as people whose close relatives have experienced melasma are more likely to develop it themselves.
Melasma is hard to treat (chaiyon ka ilaj). To determine a treatment plan, the doctor will have to first figure out what’s possibly causing the melasma. Most cases of melasma will fade away with time and especially with good protection from sunlight and other sources of light.
Dr. Shanza Obaid is a Dermatologist practicing at Estheticare, in Islamabad. Dr. Shanza is also available for Online Video Consultation at oladoc.com. To book an appointment with Dr. Shanza, please visit the following link or call 042-3890-0939.
https://oladoc.com/?utm_source=youtub...
Melasma (chaiyon ka ilaj) is a skin pigmentation disorder characterized by symmetrical dark patches on your skin. This condition generally shows up on the face, but can also develop on your arms and neck. Melasma frequently affects pregnant women.
There are two main causes of melasma (chaiyan khatam karne ka tarika): radiation, whether ultraviolet, visible light, or infrared light and hormones. Also, there may be a genetic component to melasma, as people whose close relatives have experienced melasma are more likely to develop it themselves.
Melasma is hard to treat (chaiyon ka ilaj). To determine a treatment plan, the doctor will have to first figure out what’s possibly causing the melasma. Most cases of melasma will fade away with time and especially with good protection from sunlight and other sources of light.
Dr. Shanza Obaid is a Dermatologist practicing at Estheticare, in Islamabad. Dr. Shanza is also available for Online Video Consultation at oladoc.com. To book an appointment with Dr. Shanza, please visit the following link or call 042-3890-0939.
https://oladoc.com/?utm_source=youtub...
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