Since hyperpigmentation is more on left side and has not responded to lightening creams, it seem it due chronic sun light exposure.
Pl. consult Dermatologist for correct diagnosis and treatment.
Hello. Facial hyperpigmentation in men can be due to Photodetmatotis, melasma- hormonal origin (thyroid, diabetes, and/or stress most commonly) , or simply friction induced. Treatments vary accordingly. Some may need oral medications as well, while others may need treatment in doctors clinic.
Next Steps
Please send pictures. Take an appointment to consult online with me.
Health Tips
Stop causing friction on that area.
Use sunscreen regularly.
Its possible to achieve your basic color back and maintain a flawless glowing skin by taking a skin brightening treatment regimen for 6-8 months, consisting of-
-sunscreens
-skin lightening creams
-antioxidants and multivitamins
-external treatments like peels.
- Q-switch laser
- Oxy Facial, photofacial or skin brightening medical facials.
After this you will have to maintain the results by application of sunscreen and moisturisers daily.
A combination of all these treatments help you in achieving lightening of the pigment. Stick to the treatment for 8-10 months and take optimum sessions as advised by the dermatologist.
Face hyperpigmentation on both sides of temples is most commonly due to melasma but could be due to acanthosis if it is also associated with thick skin.
Only creams may not help as in these conditions pigmentation is usually deep.
Need pictures to understand the exact nature of the pigmentation. It can be anything..post inflammatory hyperpigmentation, melasma, acanthosis, frictional dermatitis. Hence the treatment as well differ accordingly.
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