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Originally Posted by kind2creatures
I may be wrong, but I think that hyperpigmentation is when the skin gets too dark, especially in blotchy areas. People with darker skin have more melanin and are less likely to sunburn.
So, I don't think you have hyperpigmentation, because you redden and burn easily. I've read that the amino acid L-Tyrosine will help someone increase their melanin, but you'd have to research that supplement along with its side-effects.
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True True. I think I have roscea but I' not sure. What I do know is that I have gotten very red in the sun, some parts of my face feels like a burning sensation. It's been a month or so since it's gotten very sunny outside. The first thing I noticed was certain spots on my face was getting very red, red enough for anyone to notice, the second thing I have noticed is that my my cheeks especially the left side of my cheek has gotten brown looking, the same cheeks that has been inflamed the most.
I'm half mexican, so I shouldn't get red from the sun. It's all accutane, I know it is. I also have high liver enzymes, probably from accutane!