Management of Hyperpigmentation — Flashcards

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Naevus of Ota is an extensive, _____, patchy, dermal melanocytosis

Slate-brown colour in fixed drug eruption is due to pigmentary incontinence with _____ in the upper dermis and loss of melanin from the epidermis

Drug induced hypermelanosis is a localised or generalised hyperpigmentation that _____ necessarily occur at the same site with reintroduction of drug

First-line treatment for freckles is the use of a _____.

What is the treatment of choice for nevus of ito?_____

_____dermal melasma - appears light brown and shows enhanced color contrast with Wood's lamp.

Which type of melasma is more resistant to treatment?_____

What is the treatment of choice for nevus of ota?_____

_____ dermatitis is skin pigmentation due to phototoxic reaction to perfumes containing 5-methoxypsoralen (bergapten)

#10

Freckles or ephelis are produced due to increased _____ production by melanocytes on exposure to UV rays

Management of Hyperpigmentation Flashcards for NEET-PG

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