Face Getting Darker In Color Even Without Exposing To Sun. What Should Be Done?
Good Morning Sir/Madam, am preparing for IAS examination in H YD since 2 years i am staying in room and reading 12hours.. why i am telling this i am not exoposing to sun for more time.. but face is getting black. i dont know how it became like wihtout going out side please help me to get my color back becuase i will get marry in december Thank you
hello, Melanocytes are derived embryonically from neural crest cells that migrate into the basal layer of the epidermis. In the skin, melanocytes continuously produce melanosomes—organelles that are transferred to keratinocytes. The melanosomes convert tyrosine to melanin, giving skin its color. Under the stimulus of hormones or irritation, the production of melanosomes increases, leading to hyperpigmentation. In response to sun exposure or idiopathically in some disorders, hyperplasia of melanocytes occurs and causes hyperpigmentation.So beforeyour marriage consult a dermatologist to diagnose. Thank you hope this information may helpyou.Have a happy health and good luck for you marriage.
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Face Getting Darker In Color Even Without Exposing To Sun. What Should Be Done?
hello, Melanocytes are derived embryonically from neural crest cells that migrate into the basal layer of the epidermis. In the skin, melanocytes continuously produce melanosomes—organelles that are transferred to keratinocytes. The melanosomes convert tyrosine to melanin, giving skin its color. Under the stimulus of hormones or irritation, the production of melanosomes increases, leading to hyperpigmentation. In response to sun exposure or idiopathically in some disorders, hyperplasia of melanocytes occurs and causes hyperpigmentation.So beforeyour marriage consult a dermatologist to diagnose. Thank you hope this information may helpyou.Have a happy health and good luck for you marriage.