Skin discolorations can damage self-esteem, especially when they are located on the face, where they are hard to hide. Discolorations can come in the form of a localized spot, many spots or generalized discolorations covering large areas of skin....
Melanin is the chemical that gives skin its color. Some people have too much melanin in certain areas of the skin, which leads to discoloration. The National Library of Medicine says there are several potential causes for hyperpigmentation, such...
They say the eyes are the windows to the soul, but the skin reveals lot about what a person is feeling too. Skin changes can be due to psychological or emotional factors: The glow associated with pregnancy, the blush of an embarrassed schoolgirl,...
Skin discolorations can be caused by a variety of factors including the most common cause, prolonged exposure to the sun. However, there are some treatments that can help to remove skin discolorations. These natural treatments use frankincense...
Discolorations, whether caused by acne, hormones or sun exposure, can visibly age the skin. While over-the-counter and prescription lighteners may offer faster results, some of the ingredients used in them can be dangerous. In 2006, for instance,...
Skin discolorations appear on the skin for a number of reasons. Birthmarks and moles often appear from the outset and have unknown causes. These marks are minor and rarely pose any health threat. Many other types of discolored skin occur through...
Discolorations on the forehead are not uncommon. In fact, it is likely you will develop one at some point in your life, either as a temporary discoloration caused by sun exposure, or through a more permanent darkening or lightening of the skin....
Ultraviolet light damage, changes in your body's hormone levels and surface skin stress such as acne can cause your skin to darken and create a splotchy, uneven skin tone. Several treatment products, recommended by beauty experts and doctors, can...
BIrthmarks, a mottled complexion, moles and skin rashes are all examples of skin discolorations that can be either benign or harmful to your overall health. Though some types of discolorations, such as birthmarks, cannot be avoided, you can take...
Whether you notice a purple bump, yellow tint or red rash, skin discolorations can be alarming when they develop on your body. Although some of these skin discolorations are relatively harmless, others can indicate a serious medical condition. If...
A child's sensitive skin is prone to several conditions, including skin discoloration. Discoloration of the skin can affect a child for a myriad of reasons. Some symptoms may be mild and will disappear on their own. Other, more severe...
Skin discoloration causes the skin to exhibit areas that are darker than the surrounding skin. Skin discolorations can appear on the skin because of a health ailment, psoriasis, acne blemishes, chickenpox or an injury, and can be eliminated by...
Most babies aren't born with pristine skin. Their brand-new skin is thin, delicate and susceptible to discoloration. Although some conditions can cause lifelong skin discolorations, most or all of a young infant's splotches, blemishes and...
Skin discolorations can be something you are born with, such as a birthmark, or temporary rashes that develop in response to allergies, irritation or simply too much sun. Natural remedies for skin discoloration can range from adjusting your...
If you throw out that piece of jewelry because it discolors your skin and you think it's cheap, you may be throwing away something of actual value. There are many different reasons a piece of jewelry -- even a relatively expensive one -- could...
Many diseases cause skin discoloration; the reasons for the discoloration are just as varied. A change in pigmentation can be the result of an accumulation of protein deposits in your skin, inflammation, the excessive release of hormones or from...
Your skin is the largest organ in your body and is also the only one you can see. By appearance alone, skin conveys information such as approximate age, some idea of ancestry and general health. Diet can affect your skin tone in both a positive...
Underarm discoloration is an embarrassing problem that can cause you to avoid wearing bathing suits or sleeveless tops or to lift up your arms. Although there are several causes for this condition, there are also many safe and effective treatments...
Skin discolorations develop when pigment on one section of your skin becomes darker or lighter than the majority of your skin. This can create splotchy imbalances on the surface that may make some people self-conscious or uncomfortable. Skin...
Light brown skin discolorations occur on people with light or dark complexions; the spots are simply a little darker than surrounding skin. The darkness is caused by local overproduction of melanin, the brown pigment in all human skin. Years of...
Vitamin C affects multiple areas of your body, including your skin. If you have a deficiency in this vitamin, your skin may become scaly, rough or dry. Should the deficiency be left untreated, you may develop scurvy, and one of the first signs of...
Skin discolorations may arise from a variety of causes, such as acne or exposure to the sun. Exfoliation is an effective method of removing such skin discoloration, reports skincare expert Paula Begoun, because it gets rid of the discolored,...
WD (Wrong Diagnosis.com) lists 2,331 medical conditions that can cause skin discolorations, and their list of types of skin discoloration is almost as long. Some medical conditions are simple and non-life threatening, while others are very...
Discoloration of the skin happens as we age, due to sun exposure and environmental toxins. Cigarette smoking and alcohol consumption can also contribute to skin pigmentation problems. Discoloration can be in the form of freckle-like spots, sun...
Age spots or liver spots, one of the most common types of skin discoloration, are harmless, reports the American Academy of Dermatology. These spots show up in areas exposed to the sun, including the face, chest, shoulders, forearms and hands....
Your skin may become discolored due to surface trauma, like acne or stretching, or damage from environmental elements, like the sun's damaging light. Lasers and other expensive surgical procedures can help lighten and fade away discolorations. For...
Skin discolorations are common on the skin. For many, they can be birthmarks resulting from simple and harmless factors, such as a highly concentrated spot of melanin in your skin. Other times, though, discolorations can be a cause for concern and...
An uneven skin tone or discoloration can be difficult to deal with whether you are an adult or child. Children may feel extreme embarrassment about being different and being asked repeatedly about birthmarks or skin discoloration. According to the...
The most common treatments for skin discolorations and dark patches on the skin include laser therapy, chemical peels, dermabrasion and sclerotherapy. However, there are some natural home remedies that can help to lighten and get rid of...
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