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My skin is a 2 tone all over my body & seems to continually change. it also goes up to my hairline & i am losing my hair from whatever this is. what could it be? i have seen 3 drs. & a dermatologist. no one has given me an answer?
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You definitely need second opinion from a dermatologist. If you live near a medical school, find someone from their Dermatology department to get another opinion.
Answered 3/24/2021
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