cacidrosis

/kæsɪˈdroʊsɪs/

Definitions

1. noun

A condition of skin characterized by a lack of pigmentation or discoloration, often resulting from exposure to the sun or other environmental factors.

“The patient was diagnosed with cacidrosis after spending excessive time outdoors without sunscreen.”

Synonyms

  • leucism
  • vitiligo

Antonyms

  • hyperpigmentation
  • melanosis