volume 15 | Issue 1
volume 15 | Issue 1
volume 15 | Issue 1
volume 15 | Issue 1
volume 15 | Issue 1
Background: One condition that causes facial skin to darken is Vyanga. Because of its aesthetic value, it stresses out the populace. Most Acharyas classify the illness Vyanga (Melasma) as a "Kshudraroga."Acharya Sushurata regarded Vyanga as a Rakta Pradoshaja Vyadhi. Classical sources provide a brief account that point to the Dushti of Vata, Pitta dosha, and Raktadhatus in developing the ailment Vyanga. In modern science, it may correlate with Melasma. Melasma is a skin condition marked by pigmented patches on parts of the face that are typically exposed to direct sunlight, such as the cheeks, forehead, nose, and upper and lower lips. Melasma is thought to be brought on by U.V. radiation from sunlight exposure. Aim and Objective: To demonstrate the efficacy of Ayurvedic treatment in treating Vyanga symptoms and to support the potential mechanisms of action of prescription medications in Vyanga Melasma, a disorder that drastically detracts from a person's beauty and should be treated as soon as possible. According to Ayurveda, remedies with Twak & Rakta Prasadaka qualities are beneficial. Material &Method: In a single case study, a female patient aged 45 yr had blackish patches over both cheeks with no itching for the last four months. Result: The results for all criteria, including the number of Mandalas, Color of Mandalas, Length of Mandalas, Kandu, and Daha, are Gradually reduced with the help of the given Intervention. Conclusion: Jalaukavacharan, ShamanaAushadhi, and topical application have shown excellent results in this Case study.