In early April, after a winter of nearly perfect skin hidden underneath jeans and tights, my legs broke out into a vicious, unsightly rash. Isn’t it ironic? More like plain annoying, I think. Whatever ...

Why we love it: Tranexamic acid is an unsung hero of treating hyperpigmentation. It's "a gentle and effective way to improve the look of dark spots," says aesthetician Ivey Rogers. "It helps fade ...

You can develop hyperpigmentation on your legs due to sun exposure, diabetes, and other health conditions. In some cases, irregular dark spots may be melanoma. Treatment can depend on the cause. If ...

Say goodbye to stubborn dark spots and uneven skin tone with REFORM Skincare Anti-Blemish Creme. Specially formulated for all skin types, this hyperpigmentation treatment cream targets blemishes, ...

You may be able to treat hyperpigmentation with over-the-counter (OTC) skin acids and retinoids. A dermatologist can also perform procedures that may help reduce its appearance. If you have ...

Skin discoloration on the legs can occur for several reasons including psoriasis, sunburn, and vitiligo. Some causes are temporary and will clear up independently, while others may require long-term ...

Age spots, medically referred to as solar lentigines, are areas of increased pigmentation caused by long-term exposure to ultraviolet light. The primary cause of age spots is cumulative UV radiation ...