What causes spots on the chin?
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what kind of spots? pimples?\nwash your face, if it is dry, apply face lotion (oil of olay)
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Actually, it is the ingrown hairs on the head. It's the same reason black men generally have facial acne from shaving.
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My daughter had lots of milia on her nose and chin when she was born. It took a while, but it went away on it's own. The doctor told me that it is normal in newborns. Since you're obviously not a newborn, you should maybe go to a dermatologist to see if there is anything you can use to get rid of it.
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use a mask every week twice a week for it to lighten up spots and make them less noticeable also put a SPF sunscreen moisterizer on so the sun doesn't make them stand out then give it some time thats the best you can do
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Flushing of Face/Neck\nRosacea can cause redness, similar to that of a blush or sunburn. The flushing occurs when increased amounts of blood flow through vessels at a fast rate and the vessels expand to accommodate this flow. The redness may become more noticeable and persistent as the disease progresses. \n\nDry Facial Skin\nSome people notice that their facial skin becomes increasingly dry. \n\nPimples\nThe pimples of rosacea, which often occur as the disease progresses, are different from those of acne because blackheads and whiteheads (known as comedones) rarely appear. Rather, people with rosacea have visible small blood vessels and their pimples—some containing pus—appear as small, red bumps. \n\nRed Lines\nSome with rosacea notice red lines, called telangiectasia (tell-an-jek-taze-yah), which appear when they flush. This is due to small blood vessels of the face becoming enlarged and showing through the skin. These red lines usually appear on the cheeks—especially when the overall redness diminishes. \n\nBumps on Nose\nNasal bumps, a condition called rhinophyma \n(rye-no-feye-muh), are an uncommon sign seen especially in untreated rosacea. Men are more likely to experience the small, knobby bumps on the nose, and as the number of bumps increases, the nose and cheeks may appear swollen. \n\nFacial Burning, Stinging or Itching \nA 2002 survey conducted by the National Rosacea Society indicated that some people who have rosacea suffer physical symptoms, such as facial burning, stinging or itching.
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Skin tags are caused from repeated friction on the skin, mostly skin rubbing skin.  They are commonly found in the neck area and under the arms.  Most are harmless and can be easily removed by your doctor by either freezing them off or snipping them off.
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Well Ashley, I can tell you that I had/have something similar to that. See a doctor. Do you have any excess facial or sideburn hair!? Sometimes it can be a sign of a hormonal disorder. Talk with a doctor, there is a medicine you can take that will help with clearing things up a bit. Good luck!
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Sounds like it could be rosasa  a form of acne You need to go to your MD and get him to give you a sample of Metro gel or cream  to clear it up Also keep your pillow cases and face clean\n\n If you have old base makeup throw it out. also keep your hands away from your face.  If you don't get this under conrol it can become very bad.
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You were born without pigment in that particular place(your birthmark) that is very common. Don't be alarmed. I went to school (long time ago!) with a boy who had the problem on his head and he had a lock of pure white hair in the middle of his brown hair.  I also know someone who has this on their chin and his facial hair in that spot is white.
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Do you mean flawless?  Well, that's something we all yearn for, but you didn't say what the spots were.  Are they zits, scars, freckles, moles?  What?  I presume you're talking about zits.  Drinking water will not make them go away, although drinking lots of water is good for the skin, as it hydrates it.  As for acne, there are lots of OTC meds you can buy in the drug store.  Or you can visit a dermatologist and see what he or she recommends.  Meanwhile, eat a good healthy diet -- cut down on sweets and fats, get plenty of rest, keep your hands off your face, clean your face thoroughly every night before bed, especially if you wear makeup.  It takes time to get a spot-free face, so it won't happen overnight.  Be patient and follow the advice of a dermatologist.  Good luck!
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It sounds like you might have a low platelet level. Please tell your doctor about these spots ASAP.
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seems like vitiligo ...\n\nbut it could be some other more serious illness too ....better consult a dermatolgist
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Could be rosacea.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rosacea
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What you describe could be a skin infection, "white heads" or other skin problems.  You can try to use a benzoil peroxide topical cream or wash and see if that helps. Soap or acne preparations containing salicylic acid might also be of benefit. It might take several days or weeks for these options to help clear your skin up, if they are going to help.\n\nUnfortunatly, if it is some type of infection, there are few effective OTC medications avalible and might require an Rx antibiotic to resolve the problem. \n\nOnly a doctor or other medical professonal can diagnose this problem for you.  If it becomes worse, spreads, or is of concern to you please seek medical treatment.
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too much fat causes dimples on the butt cheek\n\nas for the cheeks on the face check out this link...\n\nhttp://ask.yahoo.com/20030723.html
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It is acanthosis nigricans.It is harmless.Sometimes due to diabetes,obesity and also familial.With treatment it is difficult to remove the pigmentation.
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Sounds like a condition called contact dermatitis to me.  Our doctors in the clinic I work in see this all the time in men.  Nothing to worry about.  At least, that's what they always diagnose it as.