The brown patch on your coral cactus (a grafted Euphorbia) is probably a physical blemish if hard and dry. Ignore it. If soft/mushy, it's rot from poor drainage (pebbles glued on top, no drain hole).
No treatment needed for dry blemishes. The plant is a succulent—err on the side of dry.
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