Hyperpigmentation in Skin of Color: Why Your Dark Spots Keep Coming Back

In this video, I break down the real science behind hyperpigmentation in skin of color and why your current approach keeps failing you.

You'll discover:
Why dark spots are symptoms, not the actual problem
The 6-second rule that explains hyperpigmentation timing
Why most providers are dangerous for melanin-rich skin
The real reason over-the-counter products fail
What to look for in a qualified provider

As a Family Nurse Practitioner specializing in skin of color in Carrollton, Texas, I see patients daily who've spent hundreds on fade creams and treatments that only work temporarily. The truth is, you're treating the symptom, not the cause.

Your melanin is designed to protect you, but it reacts to irritation, breakouts, heat exposure, and inflammation. Any trauma triggers melanocyte production, causing more pigment to flood that area. That's your dark spot, your skin's alarm system trying to tell you something's wrong.

According to the National Center for Biotechnology Information, post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation is a major concern in skin of color, caused by acne, razor bumps, eczema, contact dermatitis, and even cosmetic procedures. UV exposure, hormonal changes, and genetics amplify the issue because darker skin naturally has higher melanin levels.

The American Academy of Dermatology states that gold standard treatment includes photoprotection with SPF 30+ iron oxide-containing sunscreen, plus prescription-strength treatments like hydroquinone 4%, retinoids, azelaic acid, and topical tranexamic acid, none available over-the-counter for good reason.

Remember: hyperpigmentation takes 6 seconds to happen but up to 6 months to correct with proper medical-grade treatments. Over-the-counter products are maintenance tools, not correction tools.

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