With chloasma, the pigment-producing cells of the skin (i.e., melanocytes) become overactive and produce too much melanin, which leads to hyperpigmentation. While the exact cause of chloasma is often unclear, there seem to be several contributing factors associated with its onset. These factors may include having a positive family history of chloasma; unprotected sun exposure; hormonal changes involving estrogen and progesterone, such as during pregnancy, with the use of oral contraceptives, or while undergoing hormone replacement therapy; medications that increase the skin's sensitivity to sunlight (e.g., thyroid medications); and having a darker-skinned complexion. Chloasma presents with irregularly-shaped skin patches that appear darker in colour than the surrounding skin and have a net-like, or reticulate, appearance. Depending on the site of melanin deposition within the layers of the skin, the color of the lesions can vary from light to dark brown and, occasionally, ash-blue.
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