Tag: Skin spots

  • Dry white spots on skin: are those dangerous?

    One of the most common causes of dry white spots on skin is a condition called pityriasis Alba which is Latin for white scaly patches. These may look alarming and the fact they show up after sun exposure can make us question if they are dangerous. The good news is that in almost all cases…

  • Skin pigment discoloration: why does it happen?

    Skin discolorations can occur in many forms. From birthmarks to skin conditions we develop later in life, skin pigmentation depends on a variety of factors and can indicate different things for our health. Read about the basics of skin pigmentation and take a look at some of its common causes to understand how they can…

  • Pinpoint red spots on skin: this could be the cause

    Red spots on skin can occur for a variety of reasons. In many cases, red spots or bumps aren’t a sign of a major problem; they could be caused by a simple rash or bug bite. Other times, red spots could be a sign of a more serious issue. Below we list some common causes…

  • White spots on the skin from tanning: what do they mean?

    White spots on the skin from tanning: what do they mean?

    After tanning, many people may notice some white spots forming on their skin. While most of the time these white spots are not dangerous, it’s important to understand why and how they appear. Read in this post the common causes of white spots on the skin from tanning.

  • What are white spots on the skin?

    What are white spots on the skin?

    White spots on the skin can occur for a variety of reasons, but they appear mostly as a result of a loss of skin pigmentation. So how does this work? Read here everything you need to know about the possible causes of white spots on the skin.

  • Red spots on the skin, but not itchy? Find out 15 common causes

    Red spots on the skin, but not itchy? Find out 15 common causes

    Our skin is prone to rashes, blemishes, and bumps of all kinds. Most of the time, these red spots on the skin are harmless and go away on their own. However, it’s always useful to understand the common causes of these outbreaks so that we handle them properly when they appear.