Lentigos are freckles, appearing as flat, light brown spots on the skin.
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Picture of Lentigo Simplex: Lentigos are freckles, appearing as flat, light brown spots on the skin. Divider line
Lentigos are freckles, appearing as flat, light brown spots on the skin.
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Signs and Symptoms
Lentigo simplex can occur anywhere on the body, including areas that are not exposed to sunlight. They appear as brown-to-almost-black, small spots, usually 3 mm or smaller in diameter. The edges of the lesions may be smooth or somewhat jagged with even distribution of color.
Last Modified: 10 Oct 2007

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