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• Age spots can also be called solar lentigo due to the spots having been exposed to the damaging rays of the sun. Your doctor may be willing to suggest an in-office fairly simple procedure that may eradicate age spots. The procedure entails spreading liquid nitrogen on the spots with a sterile gauze. The cells in that area freeze in about two seconds. After five days, the cells shed away. This procedure has long-lasting effects; in actuality, the age spot will never return. Another procedure that a physician may opt for is to burn the spots off using acid or using a laser light to cauterize the spot. With this procedure, the spot will still be visible even after the removal.
• Your doctor may decide to prescribe the drug tretinoin (retinoic acid of Retin-A) as it contains vitamin A. This medicine has the ability to be absorbed into the skin, thereby providing healing relief for aged, sun-dried skin.

• Eliminate animal protein for one month.
• Increase your diet to 50% raw fruits and vegetables along with grains cereals, seeds and nuts.
• Reduce exposure to the sun.
• Frefain from caffeine, fried foods, saturated fats, red meats, processed foods, sugars, and tobacco.
• To clean your skin use pure olive oil and a warm wash cloth, rinse with lemon juice and water. Never use cleansing creams or hardened creams on your skin.
• Use a fasting program to cleanse the colon and liver. Drink beet juice or use dandelion or black radish extract for 3 days of the fasting month with distilled water and lemon, fruit, and vegetable juices.
• Using a cotton ball soaked in lemon juice over the spot over night has helped some. If no irritation apply more in the morning and at night.