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Dark skin from eczema, also known as post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, occurs when skin darkens after an eczema flare-up. This condition results from inflammation that triggers excess melanin production in the affected areas. Eczema causes redness, swelling, and irritation, which can lead to darker patches on the skin as it heals. Managing eczema effectively through prescribed treatments and avoiding triggers can help reduce the risk of hyperpigmentation. Additionally, using gentle skincare products and sunscreens can protect the skin and prevent further darkening. If dark patches persist, consulting a dermatologist for tailored treatment options is recommended.
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