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As the human body's largest organ, it's no surprise that an endless number of things can go wrong with your skin.There are the lumps and bumps that can appear out of nowhere.

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Brown spots are one of the most common symptoms of sun damage. Face, shoulders, chest and hands are frequently the areas most exposed to the sun and develop brown patches.

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Freckles are small, light brown spots that increase in number and darkness with sun exposure. Freckles themselves are not skin damage, but indicate sun sensitivity, increasing risk for sun damage.

While avoiding sun exposure can help, Dr. Muennich noted that genetics and hormones also play a role in the development of these spots. "It's genetic, it can also be hormonal," said Dr. Muennich.

Sun spots and melasma are also more common in patients who have skin type three on the Fitzpatrick scale, says the dermatologist. This is often people with fair, sensitive skin.