Do you notice dark patches or rough skin on your palms or wrists after long hours on your laptop?
This could be friction pigmentation — a common issue among corporate professionals caused by constant rubbing or pressure on the skin while typing or resting your hands on the laptop surface.
In this video, Dr. Chanchal Chauhan, dermatologist at Skinlogics Clinic (Noida & Delhi GK-1), explains:
💻 What causes laptop-related friction pigmentation
🧴 How to treat it with topical creams, chemical peels, and lasers
⚠️ Why avoiding direct laptop contact during treatment is crucial
💡 Tip: Use a soft wrist pad or external keyboard to prevent recurrence.
If you’ve noticed similar marks on your hands, don’t ignore them. Early dermatologist consultation can prevent darkening and help restore your skin’s natural tone.
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