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Hyperpigmentation

Hyperpigmentation happens—it’s really common among people of all ages and skin types. That said, it’s more prevalent among Black and Latinx skin. Here, we’ll help you with all the latest innovations to try as well as specific, science-backed advice from dermatologists about dark spots, melasma, and more.
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Ask a Dermatologist: How Can I Treat Hyperpigmentation?

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Latinx Skin Is More Susceptible to Hyperpigmentation—Here’s What to Do

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The 13 Best Dark Spot Correctors That Actually Work

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Dermatologist-Approved Ways to Target Underarm Hyperpigmentation

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How to Spot the Difference Between Melasma vs. Hyperpigmentation

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These Microdart Patches Faded My Stubborn Hyperpigmentation

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Dark Spots Are a Thing of My Past Thanks to This Drugstore Treatment

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11 Derm-Approved Methods to Treat Lip Hyperpigmentation

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Here's How to Prevent Hyperpigmentation in the Summer

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How to Treat Melasma Once and For All, According to Dermatologists

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