Chloasmas, also known as melasma or "pregnancy
mask", are dark, brown or grayish spots that appear on the face especially
during pregnancy. They usually appear on the cheeks, forehead, nose and upper
lip, and less commonly, around the eyes.
Skin darkens to protect against sun contact. Symbolically the
sun is associated with the father, the skin on contact and the face in our
image. Therefore it is an attempt to avoid contact with the father, which
affects our image.
Father conflict, contact and stain. The spots appear in areas
where they give the sun (father) and mostly in pregnant women.
What conflict of contact do I have with my father or the
father of my son, or with me as a father?
The conflict must be related to the contact, by excess,
defect, nonexistent or by bad contact.
Look: Pregnancy,
Look: Pregnancy,
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