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Those flat brown marks appearing on your skin after years of sun exposure might be causing cosmetic concerns, but they rarely pose health risks. Sunspots, also called age spots or liver spots ...
Dr. Elizabeth Muennich from Dermatology and Skin Care Associates explained that dark spots, often referred to as liver or age spots, are common indicators of aging.
“Age spots – also known as sunspots and liver spots – are flat, brown areas on sun-exposed areas of the skin,” explains consultant dermatologist at Nuffield Health, Dr Chris Harland.
"So dark spots, or brown spots, some people call them liver spots, some people call them age spots, those are one of the two colors that date us, it's really browns and reds start to show our age ...
“Age spots – also known as sunspots and liver spots – are flat, brown areas on sun-exposed areas of the skin,” explains consultant dermatologist at Nuffield Health, Dr Chris Harland.
“Age spots – also known as sunspots and liver spots – are flat, brown areas on sun-exposed areas of the skin,” explains consultant dermatologist at Nuffield Health, Dr Chris Harland.