Must one inform a prospective fiancée about physical defects that are not entirely apparent?

You are not required to inform your fiancée about the change in your body's color or the presence of minor spots; these are not considered defects. The majority of jurists hold the view that defects necessitating disclosure and annulment are those that prevent sexual intercourse or are repulsive and contagious diseases such as leprosy and elephantiasis.