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Destinea

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changing pigment ? Posted: 04-25-08 11:14am


My 16 moths daughter has got some kind of skin problem-spots on her forehead and another one a bit different from this on het forehead,on her cheeks.On her forehead is look like marks or changing pigment(she is mixed,her father is black and i am white) het cheeks look like somebody put some dark sand on it. It is really worry me guite a lot because in day light it si look like not nice at all. When i ask my GP for appoitment with dermacologist or at least somebody who knows more than i or even them about skin,there are constanly refusing me. Do you have any ideas what that could be?

Marianne0558

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Posted: 04-25-08 12:13pm


Call her pediatrician for a rash.

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