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What is it called when you get a brown butterfly mask?
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Lupus vs Chloasma: Typically a malar butterfly rash on jaw and cheeks is a possible sign of a medical autoimmune condition called lupus. However darkening of skin on the face or other areas also could be melasma or chloasma which is a condition commonly seen in pregnancy due to hormonal changes. Recommend you have a rash like this evaluated by a health provider.
Answered 10/4/2016
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