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Tiny (1mm) black dots on face and neck
About 1 month ago, suddenly few black dots (1 mm size) appeared on my wife's face and neck during 1 week period. They surely don't look like pimple or mole. They are totally black. It happened for the first time and their size or color has not changed yet. What can be the possible reasons behind this? If you could understand the issue, what should she do to get rid of them?
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Thanks for the query.
This presentation can be seen with many diseases. This is limited information to make precise recommendations. The best option is to consult a Dermatologist to understand the condition. A thorough evaluation if necessary should be done. A photograph of the affected area will help you get better recommendations. Hope it helps you.
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Dr. Atula Gupta
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kindly send picture of affected area for accurate diagnosis.
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