This type of pigmented lesions, as its name implies, describes the final stage of an inflammatory process that the skin underwent. The redness of the area is the first evolutionary step and is due to vascular dilation, then comes dark pigmentation.
Lentigines are lesions that are usually multiple and are usually located in exposed areas such as the face and back of the hands. Ephelides or freckles are small macules (spots), usually 1 to 2 mm in diameter, light brown in areas exposed to the sun
Aging not only affects the skin of the face but also that of the hands. They can begin to show the signs of age before the face. The skin on the back of the hand is much thinner than that of the face and contains much less fat.
Dark spots on the lips are often benign, occur more frequently in white-skinned patients, are generally single lesions on the lower lip, and are caused by sun exposure.
They are hyperpigmented macules (dark spots) that affect the face. It consists of several hyperpigmented patches with poorly defined edges symmetrically distributed on the face.
Scleroderma is an autoimmune disease of unknown etiology, more common in women. The term Scleroderma means sclerosis or hardening of the skin. The condition can be localized or systemic.
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