The lesions are usually on the face and trunk, but they can also appear on other areas of the body including the upper arms, and thighs. Signs And Tests Examination by your health care provider during a routine well-baby exam is usually sufficient to make the diagnosis. No testing is usually needed. The large red splotches typically disappear without any treatment or changes in skin care. You can expect full clearing of the lesions within one week.
Complications There are no complications.
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