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dyschromia

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dyschromia /dys·chro·mia/ (dis-kro´me-ah) any disorder of pigmentation of skin or hair.
dys·chro·mi·a (ds-krm-)
n.
A discoloration, especially of the skin.

dyschromia [dis-kro´me-ah]
any disorder of pigmentation of the skin or hair.

dyschromia
any disorder of pigmentation of the skin or hair.

Patient discussion about dyschromia.

Q. Is it possible for teenager (13-25 years old) to have a white hair? (For tropical people) If possible, why?

A. And example of how it looks in poliosis:
http://dermis.multimedica.de/dermisroot/en/1269324/image.htm

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Otherwise, Active FX is a long-lasting treatment for those with dyschromia, fine lines, wrinkles, and skin laxity.
Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital and assistant clinical professor of dermatology, Columbia University College of Physicians & Surgeons, New York, NY, said that the leading skin concerns in the darker-skinned patient population include acne, dyschromia (including hyper- and hypo-pigmentation) and pseudofolliculitis barbae (razor bumps).
Using the proprietary Controlled Chaos Technology (CCT), this next generation fractional CO2 laser is designed to offer a safe and innovative way to treat deep ablative indications such as resurfacing and coagulation of soft tissue, textural irregularities, fine lines, pigmented lesions, vascular dyschromia, and rhytides.
 
 
 
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