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Melasma affects dermis, epidermisin most patients
New York - Melasma is a manifestation of sun damage usually seen in individuals with skin types III, IV, and V, Maritza Perez, M.D., said at the second annual meeting of The Skin and Color Center, St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital Center, New York.
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