Pityriasis Alba

Overview
Pityriasis alba is a common skin disorder similar to very mild eczema.
Symptoms
Round or oval, colorless patches of skin appear on the face, upper arms, neck, and upper middle of the body. There may be flaky skin, called scales.
The patches don't tan, but may get red quickly in the sun.
Treatment
Symptoms are treated with moisturizers and mild topical steroid creams. The patches usually clear up, but may return.
Causes
The cause is unknown. The disorder is most common in children and adolescents -- particularly in children with dark skin.

I may has it.
To me it seems like a mild case, but then again, my eyes are untrained.

I haven't consulted with any dermatologists yet, and I'm unsure whether or not I should.

Hmm.