Brown patch on my right cheek bone

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Asked for Female, 21 Years

I have a blakish-brown patch on the right side cheek bone? Why is it so? Is it something serious? How can i treat it at home naturally? Will it go away?

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Dr. Prof. C.R.V.Narasimhalu

Dermatologist 13 yrs exp Chennai

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It's melasma... not to worry..it can be cleared with specific medicine.....Do direct private online consultation for detailed prescription by sending photos.

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Dr. Sonakshi S Dermatologist 9 yrs exp Bangalore · Accepted Answer

Dr. Sonakshi S

Dermatologist 9 yrs exp Bangalore

It's always better to see the patches and then start Treatment, with your description it seems to be MELASMA which can various reasons like genetics, hormonal changes,uv exposure etc. There are treatments like creams,peels, lasers, prp for that.Kindly take a direct consultation so that appropriate treatment can be recommended.