Sometimes individuals who use tanning beds can end up with areas of white patches on their skin. These are areas of skin that don't tan for a variety of reasons. Sometimes it is due to the genetic makeup of the individual. They could be the sign that the skin has developed some type of fungus. This is generally harmless but the UV rays from the tanning lights make it noticeable. It is important to understand that the fungus is already there and not a result of the tanning process itself. Instead, while tanning the appearance of it becomes noticeable. You can usually take care of the fungus by getting a prescription from your doctor or using an over the counter lotion. It is a good idea to have the doctor look at the area to determine if it is really a fungus before you attempt to treat it on your own. If you develop white patches of skin on the shoulder blades or your buttocks it may be nothing more than the result of pressure points in those areas while you are tanning. When these areas come into contact with the hard tanning surface it reduces the amount of oxygen and blood to those areas. You can take care of these white patches by wiggling throughout the tanning process to adjust where the pressure points are. If you still experience them consider moving from a traditional tanning bed to a tanning booth. If you are taking various prescription medications, even Birth Control pills, you may end up with white patches of skin. This is because some of them don't mix well with UV lights. Your tanning salon will have a complete list of such medications for you to review. If you decide to tan anyway you may end up with blotchy tanning instead of an even color. You can also alter the pigmentation of your skin.
Psoriasis is quite common, typically a person with Psoriasis has thick white scaly patches on their skin. These patches are quite uncomfortable for the sufferer. Dry skin is easily treated with lotion, Psoriasis requires medicinal treatment to alleviate symptoms.
Vitilligo is a skin condition that de-pigments the skin cells. being more straight forward - kills them. it spreads and makes patches of white on areas of the skin, they normally come in symmetrical patches , its very rarely that they are non-symmetrical. Treatments are available such as laser treatment. Or medication such as Protopic cream. Hope this helped :)
Thsi could be a complication of AIDS.
A high level of melanin in the skin. Melanin is what allows for any pigmentation in our skin. The more you have, the darker your skin is. That is also why some people have a easier time tanning than others.
The skin on the hands and feet is thicker than the rest of the body and contains more keratin, the medications in the patches are not as easily absorbed in these places. Also the patches would not hold in place on the hands and feet as the skin flexes too much.
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White patches of skin, Itchyness, and depression.
Vitiligo
skin tanning is where you get darker skin
that's called skin cancer
I have vertiligo and it can effect your hair, in my experience my hair goes completely white in patches it is a very similar to the white patches you may get on your skin.
A common skin disease giving white spots or patches of skin due to loss of pigmentation.
Yes they do have patches. The orca's skin are mostly black with distinctive white patches. The number and sizes of patches do vary between individuals but they are distinctive.
It is called leucoderma
This is a skin disease that gives you white patches on your skin and makes you go Very white! E.g - Michael Jackson Had it! R.I.P MJ xxx
Tanning refers to the darkening of skin . Tanning is mainly due to exposure to sun rays . And no oven can not be used for tanning.
Tanning temporarily darkens the pigment in your skin. Thus giving you darker skin.