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Say Goodbye to Age Spots! 😍 The Ultimate Guide to Balancing Estrogen and Achieving Flawless Skin! 💃

6 Jun 2024 · 1 min

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Short instructional YouTube video by Dr. Tabatha Barber explaining how estrogen regulates melanin production and influences skin tone. The speaker links estrogen imbalance (both excess and deficiency) to hyperpigmentation conditions such as age spots and melasma, and suggests new or increasing dark spots may indicate estrogen is out of balance.

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So estrogen helps regulate your melanin production. So melanin is the. The cells that give your skin the color or the texture and promoting a more even skin tone and reducing the appearance of hyperpigmentation, such as age spots and melasma. So you got to be careful on this one. Too much estrogen can cause melasma, but so can a deficiency. See, cause these age spots and these hyperpigmented areas. So if you feel like you're getting more dark spots, something is shifting with your melanin. It probably is a sign that your estrogen is out of balance.