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Hyperpigmentation of the skin characterized by brown patches is commonly referred to as melasma. This condition often occurs due to hormonal changes, sun exposure, or certain medications. It primarily affects the face, particularly the cheeks, forehead, and upper lip. Treatment options include topical agents, chemical peels, and laser therapy.
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What type of dog breed is white with light brown patches that is in some resemblance to a retriever?
One retriever dog breed that is white with light brown patches is called the, "Brittany spaniel".
What are yellowish-brown patches or spots of skin discoloration called?
CRABS OF COURSE.
What colour is a horse with light brown and white patches?
Usually Skewbald. But horses of that colour can also be called pinto. Skewbald means brown and white patches and pinto just refers to any horse with colour and white patches. Paint horses are actually a breed of horse that usually come in that colouring.
What colours does the Gypsy Vanner come in?
Gypsy Vanners usually come in black and white patches or brown and white patches. Hope this helped!!
Why is the roof of your mouth brown patches?
If you have brown spots on the roof of your mouth, it could be patches of melanin. Another reason brown spots might show up is because someone smokes.
What causes light brown skin patches that don't itch?
what causes light brown patches on the skin. eating too many chocolate based foods
What are the symptoms of Melasma?
The most common symptoms of Melasma are appearance of brown and gray brown patches on the face. Some people also get these patches on the neck and arms.
Is Pluto orange with patches of brown?
No its grey rock.
Are there brown sheep?
Yes and there are also black sheep and sheep that have patches of white, brown and black.
What colour are giraffes?
They have white lines and big brown patches.
You have blue eyes but there are patches of brown in them is this a normal occurrence?
yes yes
What are brown patches on chest?
i have them to but im not sure what they are go to your gp and ask
