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Drug-induced pigmentation
Minocycline facial pigmentation used for facial rosacea

Drug-induced pigmentation

Minocycline facial pigmentation used for facial rosacea  (DIP-patient2)


Keywords: Blue-grey discolouration, Face, Iatrogenic pigmentation, Male, Minocycline-induced pigmentation, Neck, Tetracycline antibiotic drug



What is drug-induced pigmentation?

Drug-induced pigmentation is a change in skin pigmentation due to a change in melanin synthesis, or the accumulation of drugs or their metabolites in the skin.

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