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Vitiligo was first known sign of PRS. Vitiligo then turned a full 360 degrees into dark
pigmentation.
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Discoloration very noticable in early years - on lower chin - white patch began. Lip
noticably bluish tinges. Then area on cheek became pale in color. All much improved
since reconstructive surgeries.
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I guess not enough blood goes through those areas.
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The area that has lost tissue has become discolored... mostly around the right side of
my neck.
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Medium brown colour, shiny.
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Has changed colors... started of pink, then red, then blue/white and then tan. Now a
darker brown/gray color.
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Dark areas can look bruised at times, very thin skin so blood vessels can be seen.
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No discoloration on head.
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It's like the blood is missing from that area.
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Easily covered with bare minerals makeup.
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Mostly red blemishes on forhead on left side and on check but can cover up with make
up.
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Bluish tint where there is a lack of tissue.
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It's worst on my forehead and neck.
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The eye discoloration is under the eye (looks like a black eye) not on eyelid.
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Only because where there is little muscle/fat the skin is more translucent - can see
the blue veins underneath.
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Cheek gets really red if outside in the cold!! On the plus side - NO ZITS on affected
side!!! Woo hoo!!
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I would say severe... dark brown in color. Doctors would probably say moderate.
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I think the skin on my right side is getting thinner as the veins are showing through on
that side and it is much more lined of course. Under my eye is noticeably darker now
and I have to use cover-up under my make-up.
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Looks like suffering from mild vitiligo.
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"Chin" above is underneath her chin. It seems to vary with available light and with the
day for some reason.
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There are areas of her face that have no pigment.
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The discoloration only started a few years ago (I am 29 now, diagnosed when 8). Just
when you think you've had it all and the disease has come to a stop.....
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Discoloration on upper right and lower right side.
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This came very late, in my second round of symptoms in my late 40's.
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