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Here is a representative image of Pityriasis alba. Note: Pityriasis alba commonly appears as: Hypopigmented (lighter) patches on the face, neck, upper arms, or trunk. More noticeable in people with darker skin. Often seen in children and adolescents. It is a benign and self-limiting condition. Would you like to know about its homeopathic treatment, causes, or care tips? Here are some representative images of Pityriasis alba , a common skin condition characterized by pale, scaly patches, often seen in children and adolescents: Pityriasis alba on the cheek Source: Wikimedia Commons Pityriasis alba on the face Source: Dermatology Advisor Pityriasis alba on the cheek and chin Source: DermNet NZ Pityriasis alba on the upper arm Source: DermNet NZ These images illustrate the typical presentation of Pityriasis alba, which includes: Hypopigmented (lighter) patches : These patches are lighter than the surrounding skin and are more noticeable in indivi...