05/03/2026
COMMENT 'MELASMA' For Dosages , Diet and lifestyle correctiona
Melasma is not just a skin concern — it is often a reflection of internal imbalance.
In Ayurveda, facial pigmentation is described under Vyanga, which develops when Pitta (body heat) aggravates and vitiates Rakta dhatu (blood). When digestion becomes weak, toxins accumulate in the body, the liver becomes overloaded, and hormonal metabolism becomes disturbed. Over time, this internal imbalance starts appearing on the skin as dark patches and uneven pigmentation.
This is also why melasma is much more common in women — especially during pregnancy, hormonal imbalance, PCOS, or chronic stress.
Ayurveda focuses on correcting the root causes by supporting liver function, purifying blood, balancing Pitta, and improving digestion. Once the internal environment improves, the skin gradually begins to restore its natural tone.
True skin healing begins from within the body, not just on the surface.