Pigmentary Disorders
A Comprehensive Compendium

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Pigmentation means coloring. Skin pigmentation disorders affect the color of the skin. Skin gets its colour from a pigment called melanin. Special cells in the skin make melanin. When these cells become damaged or unhealthy, it affects melanin production. Some pigmentation disorders affect just patches of skin. Others affect the entire body (MedlinePlus).

This book is a comprehensive guide to pigmentary disorders. Beginning with an introduction to the field, the following chapters discuss the diagnosis and management of numerous different skin pigmentation disorders including vitiligo, melasma and ochronosis. Pigmentation abnormalities of hair and nails are also included.

Key points

  • Comprehensive guide to pigmentary disorders of the skin
  • Covers diagnosis and management of numerous different conditions
  • Includes chapters on pigmentation abnormalities of hair and nails
  • Highly illustrated with more than 270 clinical photographs and illustrations
  1. History and Evolution of Pigmentary Disorders in Human
  2. Evolution of Skin Colour in Human: An Anthropological
  3. The Melanocyte
  4. Biology of Pigmentation – An Update
  5. Systemic Disorders with Cutaneous Pigmentary Alterations
  6. Developmental, Nevoid, Genetically Determined and Neurocutaneous Pigmentary Disorders
  7. Metabolic Pigmentary Disorders
  8. Endocrinal Pigmentary Disorders Methods
  9. Chemical, Occupational and Drug Induced Pigmentary
  10. Infective and Post-Inflammatory Pigmentary Disorders Melasma
  11. Neoplasms with Pigmentary Changes or Discoloration
  12. Nutritional Pigmentary Disorders
  13. Morphological Types of Pigmentation
  14. Pigmented Variants of Skin Disorders
  15. Vitiligo and the Melanocyte Reservoir
  16. Clinical, Biochemical and Immunological Interface of Vitiligo
  17. Measuring Disease Severity in Vitiligo
  18. Epidemiology of Vitiligo Based on Recent Understanding of Pathophysiology
  19. Classification of Vitiligo
  20. Segmental Vitiligo
  21. Vitiligo in Children
  22. The Concept of Stability of Vitiligo: A Reappraisal
  23. Phototherapy in Vitiligo
  24. Medical Management of Vitiligo
  25. Oral and Systemic Steroids in Management of Vitiligo
  26. Topical Treatment of Vitiligo: New Insights and New Trends
  27. Alternative Treatments for Vitiligo
  28. Surgical Management of Vitiligo
  29. Minigrafting in Vitiligo
  30. Meshed Split Skin Graft for Extensive Vitiligo
  31. Therapeutic Guidelines for Vitiligo Overview
  32. Pigmentary Changes in Pregnancy
  33. Quality of Life in Pigmentary Disorders
  34. Epidemiology of Melasma
  35. Etiopathogenesis of Melasma
  36. Histopathological Evaluation of Melasma and Other Facial Hyperchromias
  37. Updated Scoring Methods and Noninvasive Measurement
  38. Cutaneous Biophysical Characteristics of Melasma Disorders
  39. Defective Importance of Pendulous Melanocytes in Melasma
  40. Classification and Clinical Features of Melasma
  41. Medical Management of Melasma
  42. Photoprotection for Melasma
  43. Chemical Peeling for Melasma
  44. Physical Therapies for Melasma
  45. Cosmetics, Cosmeceuticals and Camouflage Relevant for Melasma
  46. Recent Trends and Future Treatment Paradigms of Melasma
  47. Exogenous Ochronosis
  48. Periorbital Melanosis
  49. Physical Therapies for Periorbital Hyperpigmentation -Chemical Peels and Lasers
  50. Reticulate Pigmentary Disorders
  51. Progressive Macular Hypomelanosis
  52. Non Melasma Facial Melanosis
  53. Pigmentation of Hair – 50 Shades of Grey?
  54. Pigmentary Abnormalities of Nail
  55. Macular Amyloidosis
  56. Lichen Planus Pigmentosus

Koushik Lahiri MBBS DVD (Cal) FIAD FAAD FFAADV MRCPS (Glasgow)
Senior Consultant Dermatologist, Apollo Gleneagles Hospitals; Nightingale Hospitals; WIZDERM Specialty Skin & Hair Clinic, Kolkata, West Bengal, India

Col Manas Chatterjee MD DNB
Senior Advisor, Professor and Head, Department of Dermatology, Command Hospital (Eastern Command), Kolkata, West Bengal, India

Rashmi Sarkar MD MNAMS
Professor, Department of Dermatology, Maulana Azad Medical College and Associated Lok Nayak Hospital, New Delhi, India