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Hyperpigmentation is the darkening of certain areas of the skin and can be caused by various factors such as UV exposure, hormonal changes, genetics, or certain medications. Constant use of safety goggles, which are designed to protect the eyes from potential hazards, does not directly cause hyperpigmentation. However, if safety goggles are not cleaned properly or are worn tightly for extended periods, they can cause irritation or pressure on the skin leading to other skin issues. It is important to ensure that safety goggles are properly maintained and fitted to prevent any potential skin problems.