SATURDAY, Sept. 16, 2023 (HealthDay News) -- Dark patches or freckle-like spots on the face are melasma, and it’s possible both to prevent them and make them less noticeable, according
Dr. Rebecca Kazin, a Rockville, Md., dermatologist, offers some tips for dealing with these patches, which are caused by sun exposure, pregnancy, stress, certain medications and sometimes a medical condition.
A dermatologist can create an individualized treatment plan using different therapies to address each patient's concerns, she said. Choosing clothing with an ultraviolet protection factor number on the label can offer even more protection.
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