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i noticed developing melasma on my face when i had my menopause. what should i do?
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i had the same problem too, but it went gone after a year.
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age plays a big factor why women develops melasma.
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it actually affect women especially around the age of menopause.
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melasma is a self-limiting condition which means it will just eventually fade away on its own once your hormones have subsided.
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It is a skin condition where brown pigmentation occurs and forms on the cheeks, around the eyes, forehead and even above our lip.
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during menopause, our hormone levels changes, and that is when melasma occurs.
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our skin is very sensitive so also avoid excessive sun exposure and tanning as it results to melasma.
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i always use sunblock with spf30 when exposed outside and even when i am just inside the house.
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you can treat melasma by using a formulated cream with hydroquinone.
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if your melasma is severe, you may need to visit a derma to ask if there is any available chemical peels or exfoliation for you.
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i am using a sun protection factor of at least 50 which contains physical blockers.
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Although melasma is a simple disorder and does not have any severe medical implication on the body but it can cause a severe cosmetic concern.Homeopathy has a strong edge over the conventional methods used to treat melasma; the treatment of melasma with homeopathy is from inside of the body.
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