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Bookmark or Share- Freckles: What They Are, vs. Moles, Causes & Removal - Cleveland ClinicWhat are freckles? Freckles are small flat spots that are usually found on sun-exposed areas of your body. They’re tan, red, light brown or dark brown. Freckles are extremely common and aren’t a health threat. They’re more often seen in the summer. You’re more likely to have freckles if you’re lighter-skinned and have blond or red hair.
- Freckles: Causes, identification, and risks - Medical News TodayCauses. Are freckles dangerous? Freckles, sun spots, and moles. Prevention. Home remedies and treatments. When to see a doctor. Summary. Freckles are small, marks on the skin. Genetics and...
- Freckle - WikipediaDermatology. Freckles are clusters of concentrated melaninized cells which are most easily visible on people with a fair complexion. Freckles do not have an increased number of the melanin-producing cells, or melanocytes, but instead have melanocytes that overproduce melanin granules ( melanosomes) changing the coloration of the outer skin ...
- What Are Freckles? Plus, When to See Your Doctor - HealthlineTakeaway. Typically harmless, freckles can appear anywhere on your body but most often in areas with regular sun exposure, including your face and the back of your hands. However, certain...
- Q & A: Freckles and Your Skin - Cleveland Clinic Health EssentialsPolicy. Here dermatologist, Melissa Piliang, MD, offers some truths about naturally occurring freckles. Q: What are freckles? A: When your skin is exposed to the sun, your body responds by making melanin pigment. That’s responsible for the color of your skin and how easily you tan.
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