White Marks On The Skin | Hypopigmentation Causes And Treatment

Dermatologist explains skin hypopigmentation causes and treatments. White marks on the face removal.
Vitiligo causes and treatment
Lichen sclerosus explained
Post-inflammatory hypopigmentation
Idiopathic guttate hypomelanosis
Pityriasis alba

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27 Comments

  1. Feliz viernes! As always thank you for posting this.
    I remember us as kids having this and mom saying we needed more vitamins. Lol. Thank you for the info.

  2. That is a lot of information in a short period of time! Feels like I need to drink water just from watching it! ☕️🤠

  3. I get so stoked by the full on skin health videos like this lol, thank you Dr. Dray and Happy New Year ☺️

  4. Just fyi, Dr Dray. You & your videos were often the topic of conversation over the holidays when our family got together for a few days. Hair loss, retinol, SPF, soap vs body wash, salicylic acid, anti-persperants vs deodorants, bathing before bed vs first thing in the morning, and so on! A couple new subscribers for you because of the really helpful and important work you are doing here. Even those of us with good & affordable health insurance do not have the time to sit with our dermatologist to discuss even a small fraction of the topics you cover here on your channel. You are a reliable source of health information and therefore extremely important to many people!
    Many sincerely thanks for all you do, Dr Dray.
    Happy New Year to all!

  5. I call mine reverse freckles. They’re very tiny, on the cheek area, and they haven’t spread or gotten bigger. I am pretty sure I have always had them, though they are less apparent when I am “tan” and I didn’t wear sunscreen, or frankly look closely in the mirror until I was in college, so I don’t know when they showed up. I just think they’re a cute part of me.m since they aren’t causing me in any distress.

    1. It’s probably the Idiopathic guttate hypomelanosis, if I had to guess, based on the appearance and location. Also, sun exposure makes sense since I wear sunscreen now and that would stop its spread. I am prone to eczema on the face so maybe it’s related to that or contact dermatitis.

  6. Im super white, but my Lupus gave me white white scars, luckily its not that easy to see because I wear sunscreen all year round so I keep my snow white skin even in summer.

  7. Happy YouTube anniversary! I luv all of your content! Thank you for all the information you provide. You’re the best! ❤

  8. I don’t have issues with this but interesting just the same. Happy Friday, Dr Dray! I hope you, your sweet momma and little Tybee have a fantastic weekend! 💟

  9. What about those people that are everything white and hair too, that have a skin condition, that are born white

  10. Happy anniversary!
    Thank you so much for all of your work, your knowledge, your consistency, your rigor, your empathy also.
    You helped me tremendously, answered so many questions that I had and some that I had no idea about. You’ve peaked my curiosity about dermatology, skincare and cosmetology.
    You saved my skin and certainly you did the same to many more.
    I learned so much since I began to follow you in 2018. Thank you Dr Dray!
    All the best 🧡 and Happy New Year 2025
    From a 27-year-old female French follower

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