Mechanism of Action and Promising Clinical Application of Melatonin from a Dermatological Perspective

This review discussed the role of melatonin, primarily produced in the pineal gland, in regulating circadian rhythm-related physiological processes and its significant impact on hair follicles, skin, and gut. It highlighted the close association between melatonin and skin disorders, emphasizing its biochemical activities in the skin. The review also explored the potential clinical applications of melatonin in dermatology, suggesting its promise in treating various skin conditions.