1 Introduction Human skin color, a complex interplay of genetics, environment, and physiology, presents a captivating spectrum of diversity across the globe [1]. Its significance transcends mere aesthetics, profoundly influencing social interactions, cultural perceptions, and even health outcomes. In dermatology, skin color serves as a vital indicator of health, aiding dermatologists in diagnosing and monitoring skin conditions such as vitiligo, melasma, and skin cancer [2].
