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Is it possible for your general skin color to change over time?
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Yes: Medications can make you more sensitivevto sun and cause a darkening of skin color especially on face and exposed areas. Other areas can loose skin color over time as result of vitiligo, or exposure to chemcals.
Answered 11/30/2016
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