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Tanning sessions exposes you to UV radiation and this may cause some skin discolorations especially those with sensitive skin. This may also be caused by hormonal conditions however, it is best to have this assessed by a dermatologist. It is best to wear sunscreen over the face as well as avoid direct sun exposures as this may cause further irritation of the involved areas.
Are there any discolorations in other parts of the body?
Some people do develop discoloration as a re-action to cosmetic procedures.
Maybe threading or waxing?
You could try a de-myelinizing creami.e to reduce the pigmentation.
Also stop using any chemicals like hair removers.
Please visit a skin specialist for any other suggestions.