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Skin damage is one of the most common causes for white spots on the skin. This can be caused by burns, sun damage, acne, or any other reason that caused skin damage. This is sometimes called post-inflammatory hypopigmentation.
Tinea versicolor and ringworm are infections caused by different types of fungi. These fungal infections can cause patches of skin to turn white, pink, tan, or brown and scaly. The patches can occur all over the body, depending on the exact type of fungus.