Melanin is depleted over the years by the decrease in vitamins, mainly vitamin b, or malnourishment. If you eat a healthy diet with lots of vitamins that are vital to the body, and the producing of Melanin, you won't have to worry about your hair turning white or grey with age because of the lack of Melanin that usually colors you hair.
(Melanin is the pigmented substance that colors your skin and hair.)
no it increases melanin
Melanodermatitis or postinflammatory hyperpigmentation are terms meaning an excess of melanin in an area of skin inflammation.
Because of excess melanin concentration
Avoid the sun for about 9 months.
The Melanin of these cells absorbs excess light and helps keep the inside of the eye dark.
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The Choroid is black because its heavily pigmented because of an excess of melanin. Also, the dark colour of the choroid prevents internal reflection in the eye, so to ensure the image received is not blurred.
Melanophages are specialized cells, primarily macrophages, that ingest and process melanin, the pigment responsible for coloration in skin, hair, and eyes. They are often found in areas of the skin with increased melanin production, such as in certain skin disorders or after inflammation. These cells play a role in the body's immune response by clearing excess melanin and debris, helping to maintain skin health.
Melanocytes produce melanin.
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Hairs that grow out of moles are often darker in color because the cells in moles produce more melanin, the pigment that gives hair its color. This excess melanin can cause the hair to appear darker than the surrounding hair on the body.