Skin pigmentation is a disorder that affects the color balance of the skin cells affected by melanin production. Due to damaged or unhealthy skin cells, melanin production is affected. Melanin, which is produced by skin cells, is what basically determines the skin color. Uneven patches on the skin are due to unstable Melanin production. Too much melanin produced makes the skin darker while too little melanin will make the skin lighter. [continue reading…]
Regarding Skin Pigmentation Problems
27th April 2010Skin pigmentation is basically what is called the human body’s skin coloring. The body’s skin cells produce a substance known as melanin, which is responsible for helping determine the kind of skin pigmentation a person will have. The color of a person’s skin pigmentation depends mainly on his or her ethnic or racial origin as well as the extent of his or her exposure to the sunlight outside. [continue reading…]
Skin Pigmentation and Skin Disorders
16th April 2010To put it simply, skin pigmentation refers to the body’s skin coloration. A substance made by the body’s melanocytes (skin cells) determines a individual’s skin pigmentation. Skin pigmentation depends on what a person’s racial origin is as well as the amount of sun’s rays they are usually exposed to. [continue reading…]
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12th February 2010
While everybody would love to have perfect alabaster skin, this is more of a dream than reality as most people suffer from some type of skin pigmentation disorder. Skin blemishes such as age spots are caused by too little or too much melanin, which directly affects your skin’s capacity to fight off the harsh ultraviolet rays of the sun. [continue reading…]
