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hyperpigmentation Increased coloration of the skin. May be related to skin irritation, self-trauma (chronic licking or chewing) or some disease processes.
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hyperpigmentation excess skin pigment or color caused by high venous pressure forcing blood cells to leak from small veins under the skin.
Ãâó: www.vdf.org/Varicose/glossary.php
hyperpigmentation an increased level of coloring (melanin) in skin. Can be natural (sun tan) or pathological.
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hyperpigmentation A darkening of the skin at the site of a healing acne lesion. Most prevalent in African-American, Asian and Latino populations, these spots can last up to 18 months ?but may disappear more quickly if you stay out of the sun. Topical bleaching agents, such as Proactiv Solution Skin Lightening Lotion, can help them fade more quickly.
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hyperpigmentation Darkening of the skin, commonly produced by ultraviolet radiation, which provokes melanocytes in the skin.
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