Birthmarks

• Birthmarks are not always present at birth and can occur weeks after delivery.

• Typically benign patches of pink and tan color variations.  

• They are typically permanent, slowly growing with development

• Birthmarks are asymptomatic and do not require treatment 

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Melasma

• Benign tan patches presenting on sun-exposed areas of the face, commonly the cheeks, forehead, and upper lip 

• Melasma can occur after sun-exposure as a result of photosensitizing medications or with hormonal changes during pregnancy and oral contraceptive use

• Topical creams, chemical peels, and cosmetic devices can improve Melasma 

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Vitilgo

• Vitiligo is the loss of pigment or skin color resulting in white to light smooth patches

• May present symmetrically or unilaterally on the body.

• Associated with genetic factors, but the exact cause is unknown

• Very difficult to treat and results are variable even with prescription medication

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