Two kinds of skin markings are... 1. Scars - Scar tissue forms over or in place of skin, usually when there is a cut that scabs over, needs stitches, or is along a certain way with the skin. Scars are pretty much permanent, except for treatments like lasers, creams, ect. which can help to minimize their appearence. Scars can fade or grow smaller as time passes, especially if it is a child growing into an adult. Scars are usually white, or a shade or so paler than the skin, but can also appear red, pink, or with tinges of purple on the skin. 2. Freckles / Moles - These are small black, brown, or tan spots along the skin. They can varry in size from almost invisible to the size of a pencil eraser and vary in shades from almost flesh-toned to very dark. Some moles can even be 3-D and be raised slightly. Both are cause by many different things. Some people are born with them. They can develop from the sun (as pigment in the skin changes) and with factors of the melanin changing in the skin. Most appear on the face, arms, chest, and back, but freckles and moles can really appear anywhere on the body.
She had skin markings cause she was dumb
markings
Skin markings that occur where the dermis is secured to deeper structures are called wrinkles. They are caused by a decrease in collagen and elastin production in the skin with age, leading to a loss of skin elasticity.
flexure lines
It is the skin of a deer. The skin is cut off the deer and its coat and markings, etc. make up the hide.
Gazelles are one of the fastest antelopes in nature. Gazelle skin is a short , sleek fur with distinctive markings.
rockmelon/cantaloupe
Most birthmarks, such as café-au-lait spots and Mongolian spots, tend to fade away during childhood. These skin markings are typically harmless and gradually lighten or disappear as a child grows older.
The word "adapt" has two syllables: "a-dapt". There are no spelling markings or diacritics used for this word.
No, not at all. Pens don't make permanent markings on the skin. In fact, no normal pigments can't make permanent affects on human skin.
There are about 36 species of rattlesnake and each have different patterns. Some have diamond-shaped markings, some have chevrons, etc.
To qualify for regular registry the horse must have a white spot on the body that measures at least two inches with pink skin underneath. Or white socks that are above the knees or hocks, or white facial markings that cover the ears, eyes, nostrils and/or muzzle. The facial markings are called bald, apron, or medicine hat. These markings are most often found on Overos and Toveros, Tobianos usually have either solid heads or regular facial markings like stars, stripes, blazes and/or snips.