Lactate & Fluocinonide have been prescribed for Hyperpigmentation on my heel. but they don't work. What else can I do? (photo)

This is probably secondary to a contact dermatitis from the deodorant. You should see a dermatologist first to see if this is the cause of the pigmentary change and then there are some very delicate medications that can be used topically to improve the color. Topical corticosteroids in...

Brown skin and African American skin is prone to hyperpigmentation. Chronic moisture can cause skin irritation and result in hyperpigmentation of the inner thighs , posterior thighs and knees, underarms, buttocks and back.  Before you spend $$ on peels or IPL, try these topicals. This is ca...

Forehead discoloration is best improved with Melarase AM and Melarase PM creams used to improve skin pigmentation. The Melarase creams can combat excessive melanin deposition. Raffy Karamanoukian MD FACS