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My face has developed pink and white spots after bring in the sun. why is this and when will it go away?

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Sun damage: This is due most likely to sun damage. If you are not compulsive about using sun screens it will only get worse. Take better care of your skin and the damage can heal over time.

Answered 4/3/2013

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