pigmentation

Converse of object

• increase: Melasma is increased pigmentation, usually on the face, in a rather patchy distribution.
• cause: Jasper also belongs to this group, and contains impurities which cause heavy pigmentation.
• show: Occasionally, the inner wall of the cheek, which is frequently bitten, also shows pigmentation.
• have: Said band member has far less skin pigmentation than the lead performer.
• affect: Answer There are two conditions that can affect the pigmentation of the skin in the way you describe.

Adjective modifier

• uneven: These risks include: pain, redness, infection, scarring and uneven pigmentation.
• irregular: Fine lines are softened, irregular pigmentation is brightened and large pores are less visible.
• abnormal: The ICP peel is a powerful treatment for sun damaged skin and abnormal pigmentation of hormonal origin such as melasma and chloasma.
• increased: Increased pigmentation of the skin ( like a sun tan ) is common in Addison's disease.
• yellow: The yellow pigmentation found in Budgerigars has never been identified.
• dark: Do you suffer from dark pigmentation around your mouth area?

Modifies a noun

• gene: The bemused scientists discovered that they had somehow managed to switch off pigmentation genes in the plants.
• mark: Not only that, but I've noticed a real improvement in my pigmentation marks.
• problem: Sandra also seemed to have a pigmentation problem as she was developing completely colorless patches on her skin.

Noun used with modifier

• skin: Click here to find out more about skin pigmentation.
• melanin: Epidemiologic study of excessive oral melanin pigmentation with special references to the influence of tobacco habits.
• hyper: This kind of acne leaves hyper pigmentation that fades over a time.
• surface: Its more natural look is achieved by applying a surface pigmentation to the top face of the sheet.

Preposition: in

• skin: The strong color of the wine comes from pigmentation in the grape skins, which would traditionally have been macerated by treading.

Preposition: of

• skin: Answer There are two conditions that can affect the pigmentation of the skin in the way you describe.