Skin condition

2024-11-08 07:06:21
My mother is 73 years old and has been suffering from a skin condition for the past 11 months. A dark mark has appeared on her forehead, which sometimes itches. Recently, she has also developed some marks under her ear that occasionally itch. She regularly applies a medicated moisturizer, Cetaphil, to the affected areas, but the dark marks have not gone away. I have attached pictures for your reference.
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