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What Are Age Spots? Age spots—also known as sunspots, liver spots, or lentigines—are small, flat, dark patches that develop on the skin over time. They can vary in size and shape and are most commonly found on areas frequently exposed to the sun, such as the face, hands, shoulders, and arms. These spots are caused by prolonged sun exposure, which accelerates melanin production in the skin. While they can appear on all skin types, age spots are more commonly seen in adults with lighter skin tones. Unlike freckles, which often appear in childhood and tend to fade when sun exposure is reduced, age spots typically do not fade on their own. However, they can be effectively treated with professional skin therapies and can be prevented or minimised by consistently using sunscreen and protecting the skin from UV exposure. Our targeted removal treatment uses advanced techniques to safely break down excess pigmentation without damaging surrounding skin. Over time, age spots fade, revealing a more youthful, even complexion. A consultation with our skin specialist is recommended to determine the most suitable treatment for your skin type and pigmentation.