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IGH on nose?

I have been told by my dermatologist that I mostly have IGH but that I can wait for 3 months to make sure its not vitiligo. However, a couple of spots that have sprung up on my nose have been bothering me. They look as if they were formed after a pin sized instrument scalloped the skin. The hypopigmented spots are concave in nature and are very tine. When I stretch the skin, they do not change color and remain off-white. Can this be vitiligo or is this IGH? Please take a look at recent pictures in my profile. Maatson, please answer, if you can.
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Absolutely!
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Thanks Maatson.. The area around the IGH looks lighter/hypopigmented and also more 'aged'. Probably because I used fluticasone for a couple of months..
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Clearly IGH.
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Hi Maatson.. Can you please take a look at two new pics I uploaded of an IGH spot around which the skin seems to be lightened off?
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Please answer this question
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These spots have been bothering me for a while
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