Summer can mean a rise in visible freckles. But how do you know when a freckle is harmless versus whether it might actually be concerning?

Dr. Cohen explains that any new freckles should always be checked. She also says the darker the freckle, the higher the risk. She inspected our Brogan Morris for some freckles that might be cause ...

People love having freckles. But despite all the hype, a lot of weird myths about freckles still float around. Some say they're a sign of skin damage. Others think they're something you need to ...

What are freckles? Freckles, or "ephelides," as dermatologists refer to them, are "pigmented spots that increase in number and darkness with sunlight exposure," King explains.

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Here’s how to tell the difference between freckles, sunspots and molesc – and when to get a spot checked for skin cancer.

A big freckle or a sunspot? A flat mole or a dark freckle? Here’s how to tell the difference between the three – and when to get a spot checked for skin cancer.

Dermatologist and a nurse practitioner explain what freckles are, their causes, and treatment to fade freckles, and who is more prone to getting them.

Freckles are common and maybe due to genetic variations. They are usually harmless but in some cases you may want to reduce the appearance or see dermatologist if you are worried about sun damage.

Freckles are small, harmless spots on the skin that can appear suddenly after exposure to ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun.