Does anyone know what these mark could be??

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Looks like tinea versicolor. I had it on my back and under my breasts. It's excess yeast on your skin and tends to form in places that collect sweat or don't breath properly (sitting in a chair that doesn't allow air flow, bras/breasts). Not harmful or anything. If you get some selsun blue that'll clear it up in a couple days! :)

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Look up pityriasis rosea. I had it before & it cleared up by using aveeno. It's not a fungus. They believe it's autoimmune. There's no treatment, just softer soaps such as aveeno

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Its a little fungus. Probably you wore a plastic or rubber belt and you were sweating- it happens. Usually will clear up if you wear loose clothes but you may need a cream. Not sure if the Sally Hansen fungus cream for nails will work- you may need something from a doctor.  Also tea tree oil is good for fungus but you might need to dilute w coconut oil or almond oil first. Good luck!!

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Congratulations, you are one of the few who get this! I have it as well but in huge blotches more so on my back. You can try Calemine lotion, put it on as if you had poison ivy, or try head and shoulders. I know H&S sounds weird but my doctor said putting it on straight from the bottle and leaving it on for 5 minutes twice a day will dry it out. Since this is a fungus that loves moist skin you need to dry it out to get rid of it.

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Looks like eczema to me.  My baby and my cousin both had it. Cream fixes it. It probably itches and burns. Try to keep it dry and get and a&d until you go to the doctor

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It looks like bed bug bites. Check your furniture.. good luck!

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Do you have any animals?

Does anyone know what these mark could be??

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