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Common causes of small white dots on the human skin include:

Vitiligo – An autoimmune condition where the skin loses its pigment, causing well-defined white patches.

Tinea versicolor – A fungal infection that causes lighter or darker patches, often on the chest, back, neck, or shoulders.

Pityriasis alba – Common in children and young adults, causing faint white patches, usually on the face.

Idiopathic guttate hypomelanosis – Small white spots that often appear on the arms and legs as people age or after long-term sun exposure.

Post-inflammatory hypopigmentation – White spots that develop after the skin heals from eczema, burns, injuries, or infections.

Nutritional deficiencies – In some cases, low levels of certain vitamins or minerals (such as vitamin B12, copper, or zinc) may contribute to changes in skin color.

If the white spots are:
increasing in size,
spreading quickly,
itchy or painful,

or accompanied by other symptoms,
it's important to see a healthcare provider or dermatologist for an accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment

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