1. Plural of chloasma; patches of brownish or grayish discoloration on the skin, typically on the face, often occurring during pregnancy or from sun exposure.
Usage: Medical/dermatological term; Also called melasma or mask of pregnancy

Examples

• The dermatologist diagnosed the patient's facial discoloration as chloasmas, a common condition in pregnant women.
• Chloasmas often fade after pregnancy, though some cases persist.
• Sun exposure can worsen existing chloasmas on the face.
• Treatment options for chloasmas include topical creams and laser therapy.
• The appearance of chloasmas is more common in individuals with darker skin tones.