Blotchy skin?????????????????????? (details)?

Ok so I have noticed that my facial skin is looking a little different from how it did last summer. Last summer I had a tan, which I got from being out in the sun(I USED SUN BLOCK AND I DIDN'T GET A SUN BURN THIS WAS BEFORE I GOT THE BLOTCHY SKIN PROBLEM. THE BLOTCHY SKIN STARTED LIKE 3 TO 4 MONTHS LATER), I was 20 pounds more lite, I was drinking more water, and I was exercising a lot more because I had a job that required a lot of movement. Then I started going back to school and I noticed that my skin was becoming pale because the tan was fading.
 

Ok so I have noticed that my facial skin is looking a little different from how it did last summer. Last summer I had a tan, which I got from being out in the sun(I USED SUN BLOCK AND I DIDN'T GET A SUN BURN THIS WAS BEFORE I GOT THE BLOTCHY SKIN PROBLEM. THE BLOTCHY SKIN STARTED LIKE 3 TO 4 MONTHS LATER), I was 20 pounds more lite, I was drinking more water, and I was exercising a lot more because I had a job that required a lot of movement. Then I started going back to school and I noticed that my skin was becoming pale because the tan was fading. I gained 20 pounds because of stress. I started eating a lot of "junk" food instead of eating fruits and stuff. I started drinking soda instead of water. Then I noticed my blood pressure started going up. My question is, do you think that if I start eating properly and get a LITE tan (USE SUNSCREEN OF COURSE!!!) that my blotchy skin on my face will go away??? Could the raise in my blood pressure cause the blotchy skin????? I have capillaries in my face that are visible whenever I get hot, that didn't happen until my blood pressure started to rise. Could the capillaries cause blotchy skin??????? I don't have ance, so I think! I just have occasional break outs (pimples). Sometimes my facial sKin becomes dry when I used to much soap or do not use a facial lotion. Could this cause blotchy skin??? PLEASE LIST SOME REASON WHY I MIGHT HAVE BLOTCHY SKIN ALL A SUDDEN!!!!!!! Will it ever go away?????????????????????? HELP PLZ!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Answer

 
 

you need to visit a dermatologist.

 
 
read more