Melasma is a very common condition, consisting of brown or grayish spots on the skin. It does not cause health problems, but it is unsightly, so you are interested in knowing how to prevent it. Melasma is a problem of skin widespread among the population. The name derives from the Greek word "melas," which means black or dark since it consists of brown and gray spots on the face, which give a dirty appearance. In most affected people, it appears on the cheeks, bridge of the nose, forehead, chin, and just above the mouth, on the upper lip. But spots can also appear on other parts of the body exposed to the sun, such as the neck or shoulders. Melasma appears in women much more often than in men. About 90% of melasma patients are women, although, in recent years, this difference has decreas
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