2015, Number 1
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Rev Cent Dermatol Pascua 2015; 24 (1)
Melasma in men
Alcalá PD, Espinosa VN, Jurado SF
Language: Spanish
References: 22
Page: 14-20
PDF size: 224.73 Kb.
ABSTRACT
Melasma is a multifactorial acquired facial hipermelanosis that affects mostly women in their middle ages, 10% of all patients that are affected with this condition are men. The most important etiological factor that contributes to the onset of this disease is exposure to ultraviolet radiation. There is limited information about this condition in men, in which the quality of life is affected almost 1.5 times more than in men without dermatologic diseases. The purpose of this article is was to make a review of the etiology, pathophysiology, clinical manifestations and treatment of melasma in men as well as the impact in their quality of life.
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