I have dark spots between my breasts without any symptoms. What could it be?

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It is postinflammatory hyperpigmentation marks due to atopy or eczematous dermatitis. Use Kojic soap for the bath for three months and Kojic cream at night for three months. Take tablet Limcee 500 mg once a day after breakfast for 30 days. Is there itching? Is it spreading? Do you scratch or rub the lesion? Do you have a dry scaly skin type? What are the aggravation factor? Does it aggravate during winters? Do you wear tight clothes, inners, and bra? is there excess sweating? Do you have a history of Allergies? Is there any contact with irritants or harsh soap use?

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Avoid scrubbing or scratching lesions as it may cause deep scars and PIH (post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation) marks. A dermatologist prescription for hyperpigmentation is as follows. Use Kevon Stay On lotion 20 minutes before bathing for 20 days or Candid TV lotion 20 minutes before bathing for 20 days. Wear loose, thin, comfortable cotton inners or clothes. Avoid tight wear, occlusion, or friction. Use mild soap like Cetaphil or Dove or Pears for the bath. Do you have a history of fungal infection or T.versicolor in the past? Spreading lesions are a sign of fungal infection. Moisture, heat, humidity, or sweat favors the growth of fungus. Do you have a dry skin type? Do you have a history of atopy?

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Apply Kojic cream at night and Kojic soap for the bath for three months. Apply Skin-first moisturizing lotion or Cetaphil lotion twice daily in the morning and noon for two months daily. Moisturize immediately after bath to maintain skin hydration and avoid dryness. Take tablet Limcee 500 mg once a day after breakfast for 30 days. If your skin is red, inflamed, dry, itchy, and scaly, it could be xerosis. The causes can be bathing too frequently, harsh soaps, hot water shower, poor water intake, low humidity, dry winters, exposure to the sun, and AC or central heat. Avoid hot water shower and long baths as it can cause dryness. Drink lots of water and stay hydrated. Moisturize the skin after a shower. Eat a diet rich in Zinc, Vitamin E, and omega-3 fatty acid. Avoid rubbing the skin with the towel and harsh scrubbing. Gently pat dry. Use olive oil and almond oil to soothe the skin. Avoid soaps, perfumes, detergents containing drying agents, and alcohol. Do you have any history of drug allergies?

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Yes, it is postinflammatory hyperpigmentation (it will take time, say three to four months, to fade). Use Photostable sunscreen daily at 9 AM, 12 PM, and 3 PM for three months. Avoid direct sun exposure. Avoid wearing a tight-fitting bra and vigorous scratching or scrubbing lesion as it may cause deep or permanent scars. Take all precautions and treatment mentioned previously.