Chronic sun exposure causes brown spots to appear. Commonly, people with fair skin are more extensively affected; however, those who tan easily or have naturally dark skin have many brown spots as well. Incorrectly referred to as age or liver spots, brown spots can appear on any area of sun-exposed skin but are most often seen on the face, neck and the backs of the hands and forearms.

Red spots on skin may also be caused by chronic sun damage. However, frequently they are genetic and occur either at birth or as we age.

A gentle procedure like RF ablation on numbed skin can remove these spots with minimal discomfort.