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Liver spots

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yellowish brown patches on the skin, or spots of chloasma.

See also: Liver



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Also called solar lentigines and liver spots, age spots could be aesthetically unattractive.
Treatment and Prevention of Age Spots by Low Jeremy / Health, general community
Efficacy and steadiness are the features that are more in the alpha version of arbutin resulting in more efficient and faster effect in lightening the skin, falling age spots called as liver spots and also in reducing tanning of skin caused by UV exposure.
Arbutin Is a Natural Skin Whitening Agent That Is An Inhibitor of ... by sandeep kumar / Advertising, marketing, public relations community
Many of us are fed up with those little brown spots that appear in our face and body They are called age spots or liver spots but why they appear in the skin and is there anything we can do to get rid of them Many of us are fed up with those little brown spots that appear in our face and body.
Age Spots and Liver Spots Have Nothing to Do with Getting Older by Blanca Ciotoiu / Food/cooking/nutrition community
 
 
 
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