Prolonged UV Exposure
Frequent exposure to ultraviolet (UV) rays from the sun or tanning beds can cause pigment-producing cells to increase melanin production, leading to sun spots.
Aging Skin
As the skin ages, it becomes more vulnerable to sun damage, and sun spots may develop more easily.
Fair Skin
Individuals with lighter skin tones are more prone to developing sun spots due to the lower levels of melanin that naturally protect against UV radiation.
Sunburn History
Those who have experienced frequent sunburns in their youth or over time are at higher risk of developing sun spots later in life.
Impaired Skin Barrier
Damage to the skin barrier from environmental factors or skincare habits can also make skin more susceptible to developing sun spots.
