Two months old baby has white spots on forehead

We all know that babies are particularly prone to skin diseases when they are young, because their skin is very delicate. The protective film that comes out after giving birth from the mother will slowly fade away over time, and then the baby will have various skin problems. Some babies have diaper eczema, and some babies will have skin allergies. So what's going on with white spots on the forehead of a two-month-old baby?

It's okay, it's just a little bit, it's caused by uneven pigmentation

Suggestions: It doesn't need to be treated. It will get better as it grows older. It will not affect the growth and development of the baby. Don't worry. I wish you good health.

If you feel unhappy in life, you should check it out immediately

The white spots on the baby's forehead are likely to be vitiligo. You can observe carefully whether the surface of the white spots is smooth and free of dandruff, and whether the white spots are light white or milky white. If the boundaries are blurred or spread towards the normal skin, it may be vitiligo. You need to go to the Golden Laboratory Department of a national regular vitiligo hospital for confirmation.

The surface of the white spot is smooth and has no dandruff. The white spot is pale white or milky white with blurred borders.

If it is not clear or spreads to normal skin, it may be vitiligo. The specific situation needs to be diagnosed after seeing white spots. Vitiligo is a difficult disease to treat. Its biggest feature is that it is easy to spread, especially affecting appearance and life. It is recommended that you go to a national regular professional hospital for testing and treatment in time to avoid delaying the disease and the best time for treatment.