Are these freckles or a sick lotl?!

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Hi there!
My 7 month old leucistic has developed small markings on his face. I know that they can sometimes have freckles but these are new they developed recently so I just wanted to make sure it wasn’t a fungus or something scarier than a few cute little spots.
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Leucy's can develop pigment spots as they age, so that's all I think it is. Do they look like they are flush against the skin or are they raised?
 
That looks like normal color.
 
It looks like they’re just flush against the skin
 
Looks like just freckles wouldn't worry about it! I think they're quite cute
 
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