Melasma is a commonly acquired, pigmentary disorder characterized by symmetric melanosis of the face. The relation between vitamin D deficiency and periodontitis have been evaluated and reported to occur in conjunction with anaemia. Vitamin D deficiency is related to sun exposure factors and melasma is one of the result of actinic associated facial pigmentation.To correlate melasma with clinical evidence of periodontitis and serum vitamin D levels and its co-occurrence with anaemia. Patients with facial melasma within the age group of 30-70yrs in both the genders were included in Group A (50). Clinical examination was performed for evidence of anaemia and periodontitis. Furthermore, estimation of serum-vitamin D levels and haemoglobin percentage was also done. The same method was matched with similar controls Group B (50) patients without having melasma on face.