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age spot

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age spot
n.
A benign, localized brownish patch on the skin, often occurring in old age and most often in people with pale, sun-damaged skin. Also called liver spot, senile lentigo.

age spot
Dermatology A flat, pigmented macule commonly seen on the skin of older folks; ASs are benign and of merely cosmetic concern Location,  Sun exposed areas–eg, forehead, back of hands Prevention Avoid sun; sunscreen–SPF of 15 may ↓ incidence Management Creams and lotions to bleach skin; cryotherapy may be required. See Sun protection factor.


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