Lentigines

Question: How often is it to have many Lentigines, like about 29 on each arm? And I keep finding new ones!? I hardly EVER go out in the sun but I still get them just from short walks like between the car and the grocery store. I ask this because when most people talk about these they seem to have only one or two... That should be "How COMMON is it"... I'm a blond and I don't have any red heads in my family tree as far as I know.

Answer: Vash, I have heard it said, that those short sun-filled trips seem to cause the most absorption of the rays from the sun. Are you a natural redhead? I ask because most natural redheads have less pigmentation, and they should wear extra sunscreen. Everyone should wear it, but lighter skinned people need it even more. Make sure you get "full spectrum" sunscreen. Did you get a sunburn lately? Anyway, it is best to see a dermatologist to make sure these freckles are harmless.

Question: Hi i am a beauty student, does anyone know the difference between chloasmata (liver spots) and lentigines?

Answer: Chloasmata:A patchy brown or dark brown skin discoloration that usually occurs on a woman's face and may result from hormonal changes, as in pregnancy Lentigines, also known as sun spots, age spots or liver spots, are harmless, flat, brown discolorations of the skin which usually occur on the back of the hands, neck and face of people older than 40 years of age. These spots more than anything else, give away a person's age. Lentigines are caused by the skin being exposed to the sun over many years.

Question: african americans who want to bleach there skin i found the answer plus its safe and very effective!? Recent Study Shows Favorable Results of Solage(R) (mequinol 2%, tretinoin 0.01%) Topical Solution for the Treatment of Solar Lentigines in Dark Skin Types Over 80% of Subjects Showed Significant Response to Treatment PrintE-mailDisable live quotesRSSDigg itDel.icio.us Last Update: 4:09 PM ET Jan 12, 2007 PRINCETON, NJ, Jan 12, 2007 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) -- Currently, Solage(R) (mequinol 2%, tretinoin 0.01%) Topical Solution is the only combination product approved in the United States for the treatment of solar lentigines, commonly known as "age spots," that contains two active ingredients, mequinol and tretinoin. Solar lentigines are localized, pigmented, macular lesions of the skin on the areas of the body that have been chronically exposed to sunlight and are a common dermatologic condition that affects all skin types. Often referred to as "age," "sun" or "liver" spots, solar lentigines commonly appear as medium to dark brown spots in areas on the face, hands, forearms its called mequinol and its very effective

Answer: Come on are you serious????do you forget what the riches pop-star in the world some 10 to15 years back tried.all the money in the world still couldn't make Micheal Jackson a Caucasian man.Look at it this way!! If GOD ALMIGHTY wanted you to be born a white man or fair skinned,don't you think he would have made you that way.YOU know kid it doesn't matter what people say or think.it should only matter what number "1" thinksYOU.and when ever someone else tries and makes someone feel bad about ones self or feel like there the wrong color or they don't fit in ,,It's because this person that's trying to make someone else feel worthless,really feels worthless about themself.what better way to make themselves look good then too talk openly about another.So don't listen too lossers.Believe in yourself!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Question: Can you give me some opinions on these 3 groups for my myth series? Mephistophism A dark cult that declares itself as a religion; its teachings include diabolism, blood libels and sacrifices. It consists mainly for old, middle-aged and young men; covered in wrinkles, skin tags, blemishes, patches and lentigines. They practice the arts of séances, influencing another person’s body or property, reciting magical formulas, astrology, necromancy, mathematics, host desecration and well poisoning. They worship the god Mephistoph, lord of sorcery and the black arts. Magusism The followers are amoral and abuse this power for selfish/malicious purposes. The drugs have made them shallow and whimsy. They have a triad of merciless gods; Matanbuchus, Mabus and Barjes. They are also covered in a few red or blue birthmarks, moles and scars. The cult’s practices consist of meditation, séances, divination, cannibalism, seeing auras, manipulating energy, use of poppets, conjuring & invoking spirits. They attend Black Masses and Dark Sabbats. Weyardism Another and final religion that is only for old, middle-aged and young women. The women wear dirty clothes and have short beards and moustaches, hairy legs, dirty gray hair, skinny fingers and chapped lips. They worship Antania, goddess of witchcraft and black magic, and consider themselves as agents of fate. These witch-women are dark, chaotic and conflicting. Note; this is not about real pagans, wiccans, witches or anything of the kind. This is just stereotypes from the Dark Ages. But I will be honest, The Antania goddess is the epithet for Hecate, but I used this epithet because it means 'enemy of mankind'. There's nothing if I use variational names, is it?

Answer: I think you did great on all 3. The woman witches is really scary.

Question: Can anyone give me some opinions please? I writing a series of paranormal-fantasy that involve these 3 cults, I want to know what you think of it Mephistophism A dark cult that declares itself as a religion; its teachings include diabolism, blood libels and sacrifices. It consists mainly for old, middle-aged and young men; covered in wrinkles, skin tags, blemishes, patches and lentigines. They practice the arts of séances, influencing another person’s body or property, reciting magical formulas, astrology, necromancy, mathematics, host desecration and well poisoning. They worship the god Mephistoph, lord of sorcery and the black arts. Magusism The followers are amoral and abuse this power for selfish/malicious purposes. The drugs have made them shallow and whimsy. They have a triad of merciless gods; Matanbuchus, Mabus and Barjes. They are also covered in a few red or blue birthmarks, moles and scars. The cult’s practices consist of meditation, séances, divination, cannibalism, seeing auras, manipulating energy, use of poppets, conjuring & invoking spirits. They attend Black Masses and Dark Sabbats. Weyardism Another and final religion that is only for old, middle-aged and young women. The women wear dirty clothes and have short beards and moustaches, hairy legs, dirty gray hair, skinny fingers and chapped lips. They worship Antania, goddess of witchcraft and black magic, and consider themselves as agents of fate. These witch-women are dark, chaotic and conflicting. Note; this is not about real pagans, wiccans, witches or anything of the kind. This is just stereotypes from the Dark Ages. But I will be honest, The Antania goddess is the epithet for Hecate, but I used this epithet because it means 'enemy of mankind'. There's nothing wrong if I use variational names, is it?

Answer: I'm intrigued now. I want to read it :D

Question: Hi i am a beauty student, does anyone know the difference between chloasmata (liver spots) and lentigines?

Answer: Lentigines, also known as sun spots, age spots or liver spots, are harmless, flat, brown discolorations of the skin which usually occur on the back of the hands, neck and face of people older than 40 years of age. These spots more than anything else, give away a person's age. Lentigines are caused by the skin being exposed to the sun over many years. If you do not believe that these brown, ugly marks on the back of your hands and face are caused by sunlight, look at the skin on your inner thigh. You will see that the skin of the inner thigh is completely devoid of age spots. Sun spots are harmless and do not need to be treated unless they are changing or getting bigger than the surrounding sun spots.

Question: What are lentigines.................?

Answer: Freckles

Question: Lentigines on the face? I think I have one on my face near my right ear. I never noticed it before..just recently say a month ago. It's light brown. I am fair skin. But I don't expose my skin much to the sun. I always have my hair down and covers the sides of my face ALL of the time so how could I get it from sun exposure. Nor have I had radiation treatments. So what should I do? See a doctor. Just watch it myself and if it changes then see a doctor?

Answer: I would go to the doctor asap...