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General discoloration or patchy appearance of the skin that makes the complexion look less uniform and vibrant.
Uneven skin tone occurs when melanin production is irregular, often caused by sun exposure, environmental stressors, hormonal changes, aging, or inflammation. It can appear as scattered dark spots, blotchiness, or dull areas that reduce overall radiance.
First-line care options may include DiamondGlow, Sciton Moxi, Sciton BBL, custom chemical peels, TCA chemical peels, microneedling, RF microneedling, and medical-grade skincare. Often a layered approach is used to achieve a clearer, more even complexion.
Adults with visible blotchiness, discoloration, or uneven tone not controlled by skincare alone.
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Frontalis muscle and overlying skin spanning the upper face; repetitive movement creates horizontal lines and heaviness.
Text LinkChin projection and pad/mentalis complex affecting profile balance, dimpling, and the labiomental fold.
Text LinkMandibular border and soft tissue that define lower-face contour; influenced by bone, fat pads, skin quality, and masseter bulk.
Text LinkUpper-lip tissue and orbicularis oris that influence lip height, eversion, and gum show.
Text LinkPlatysma muscle and cervical soft tissue; vertical banding, laxity, and submental fullness can age the neck profile.
Text LinkTemporal fossa/soft tissue that frames the lateral brow and forehead; hollowing can age the upper face.
Text LinkMalar fat pads and zygomatic arch region that provide midface contour; volume loss can flatten cheeks and deepen folds.
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Frontalis muscle and overlying skin spanning the upper face; repetitive movement creates horizontal lines and heaviness.
Text LinkChin projection and pad/mentalis complex affecting profile balance, dimpling, and the labiomental fold.
Text LinkMandibular border and soft tissue that define lower-face contour; influenced by bone, fat pads, skin quality, and masseter bulk.
Text LinkUpper-lip tissue and orbicularis oris that influence lip height, eversion, and gum show.
Text LinkPlatysma muscle and cervical soft tissue; vertical banding, laxity, and submental fullness can age the neck profile.
Text LinkTemporal fossa/soft tissue that frames the lateral brow and forehead; hollowing can age the upper face.
Text LinkMalar fat pads and zygomatic arch region that provide midface contour; volume loss can flatten cheeks and deepen folds.
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