Journal of Dermatology and Dermatologic Diseases

Gupta S

Publications

• Research Article
  Melasma: Presence of Pigmentation at Superciliary Location
  Author(s): Sarkar R, Gupta S and Garg VKSarkar R, Gupta S and Garg VK
  
  Background: Melasma is a frequently encountered hypermelanoses that affects large number of men and women worldwide. Traditionally, three clinical patterns have been described: Malar, Centrofacial, and Mandibular. Involvement of superciliary region has not been described in any of the patterns; however, it is seen in a significant number of patients. Objective: To observe for presence of pigmentation at superciliary regions in patients suffering from melasma. Methods: Patients with previously untreated melasma attending dermatology out-patient department at our hospital were observed for superciliary pigmentation. Short history pertaining to pigmentation and duration was taken. Clinical patterns of melasma and depth of pigmentation (on wood’s lamp) were noted. Precipitating factors were enquired for and noted if present. Results: Total 82 melasma patients were analysed out of wh.. Read More»
  DOI: 10.4172/2376-0427.1000140

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