When Does Macules Occur?
Hypopigmented Macules, Also Known as “Ash-Leaf Spots, ” Can Be Present at Birth and Are Most Common on the Trunk and Lower Extremities. They Appear in 80...
Hypopigmented macules, also known as “ash-leaf spots,” can be present at birth and are most common on the trunk and lower extremities. They appear in 80 percent of persons with tuberous sclerosis by one year of age. Thus, they are the earliest indicator of this disorder.
How are macules caused?
Macules can be caused by various conditions that affect the appearance of your skin, resulting in areas of discoloration. Conditions that are likely to cause macules are: vitiligo. moles.
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Where do macules occur?
Macules can be seen on any part of the body, but are most frequently found on the chest, back, face, and arms. They may be hypopigmented (lighter than the surrounding skin), hyperpigmented (darker than the surrounding skins), or appear pink or red.
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