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Labial Melanotic Macule

Brown macules on the lower lip are relatively common, especially in young adult women. Histologically, they resemble freckles and not lentigo, but unlike freckles, they do not darken with sun exposure. They are benign. Cryotherapy or laser surgery is used for patients who request treatment.