This is not something I was born with but I noticed it start to appear as I got older, what could this be? I have hid this for so long and always been curious? Is there treatment for this, or is it irreversible?
August 2, 2018
Answer: Sun spot It is best that you get it checked out--worse case scenario is that it is a skin cancer. HOWEVER, it is more likely a labial lentigo--in other words a sun spot on the lower lip. The lower lip is prone to this since it get more direct sunlight than the top lip and it is hard to keep spf on our lips. I have one in the exact same place--it can be lightened with laser treatment but probably will not go away. I have faded mine so its hard to see--but still there darn it! Make sure you have it looked at to be safe. Best, Amy
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August 2, 2018
Answer: Sun spot It is best that you get it checked out--worse case scenario is that it is a skin cancer. HOWEVER, it is more likely a labial lentigo--in other words a sun spot on the lower lip. The lower lip is prone to this since it get more direct sunlight than the top lip and it is hard to keep spf on our lips. I have one in the exact same place--it can be lightened with laser treatment but probably will not go away. I have faded mine so its hard to see--but still there darn it! Make sure you have it looked at to be safe. Best, Amy
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August 2, 2018
Answer: Spot on bottom of the lip Hello, I would recommend seeing a Dermatologist to be able to determine what exactly is on your lip. Best wishes to you,
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August 2, 2018
Answer: Spot on bottom of the lip Hello, I would recommend seeing a Dermatologist to be able to determine what exactly is on your lip. Best wishes to you,
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