Hi, I can understand your concern for scabs on the face. After analyzing query I can make out a diagnosis of Pityriasis rosea. Pityriasis rosea is a viral rash which is a self-limiting disease. It affects mainly children and young adults as in your daughter’s case. It is characterized by a distinctive skin eruption and minimal constitutional symptoms. It is a sharply defined, reddish to pink round or oval plaque, soon covered by fine scale. General eruption begins to appear in crops at 2 to 3-day intervals over a week or 10 days and is typically seen in cold weather which can stay for 2-6 weeks and then subsides by itself. I suggest my patient to relax and not to be worried for these lesions. I suggest them to apply hydrocortisone or higher cream at the affected area. You can meet a dermatologist for best guidance. Take care.