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Slightly lighter circular patch of skin on face. have had it for years just curious what it is?
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Hypopigmentation: The lighter patch may be nothing or may be a sign of vitiligo, a fungal infection that lightens the skin. Easily treatable w/antifungal cream.
Answered 4/22/2016
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