Brown Dry Skin: Patches On My Back Age 67

While most brown patches are harmless, you should follow the rule for any pigmented spot and see a professional if you notice:

If the patches are caused by eczema or inflammation. Brown Dry Skin Patches On My Back Age 67

Very itchy, dry, and sometimes crusted or "weeping." While most brown patches are harmless, you should

Apply a thick, fragrance-free cream (not a thin lotion) within three minutes of exiting the shower. Texture: Usually waxy, scaly, or wart-like

They look "stuck on" the skin like wax or a scab. Texture: Usually waxy, scaly, or wart-like.

Usually smooth, but they can become dry if the surrounding skin is dehydrated. Cause: Cumulative sun exposure over many decades. 4. Nummular Eczema

If left untreated, a small percentage can develop into squamous cell carcinoma (a type of skin cancer). 3. Solar Lentigines (Age Spots) Commonly known as liver spots or sun spots. Appearance: Flat, oval areas of increased pigmentation.