Larger, irregular patches of complete pigment loss
Can appear anywhere on the body
Often symmetrical (appears on both sides)
May run in families
Treatment: Options include topical steroids, light therapy, and camouflage makeup. A dermatologist can help.
3. Post-Inflammatory Hypopigmentation
After an injury, rash, or inflammation, some people lose pigment in the affected area:
Follows a pattern of previous skin trauma
May gradually repigment over time
Common after eczema flares or minor injuries
