👉 Micropygia is a condition characterized by skin conditions that are caused by abnormal skin cells or tissue growth, such as melanocytes (melanin-producing cells) and keratinocytes (proteins that protect the skin). These cells grow rapidly and can form pigmented patches on the skin. Micropygia may be caused by various factors, including genetic disorders, environmental exposure, or hormonal changes. Treatment options for micropygia include medications to suppress melanocyte growth, as well as therapies
