Pronunciation: /kloh-az-muh/
noun a skin condition characterized by the appearance of brown patches on the face
A1 Chloasma is a skin condition that causes dark patches on the face.
A2 Some pregnant women develop chloasma, also known as the 'mask of pregnancy'.
B1 Treatment options for chloasma include topical creams and laser therapy.
B2 Chloasma can be triggered by hormonal changes or sun exposure.
C1 Dermatologists recommend regular use of sunscreen to prevent chloasma from worsening.
C2 Advanced treatments like chemical peels may be considered for severe cases of chloasma.
adjective chloasmatic (relating to or affected by chloasma)
A1 She has chloasma spots on her face.
A2 The dermatologist diagnosed her with chloasma pigmentation.
B1 Chloasma is a common skin condition that can be treated with laser therapy.
B2 The patient's chloasma patches have significantly faded after using a specialized cream.
C1 The chloasma discoloration on her skin has been a source of insecurity for years.
C2 Despite trying various treatments, the chloasma on her face remains stubbornly persistent.
formal Chloasma, also known as melasma, is a common skin condition characterized by dark patches on the face.
informal I heard that chloasma can be caused by hormonal changes during pregnancy.
slang My friend swears by this cream for treating chloasma.
figurative The shadow of chloasma seemed to darken her mood as she struggled with her self-esteem.
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