Without a photo, a small brown patch could be normal, bruising, cold damage, or underwatering. Soft brown near the soil suggests rot from overwatering.
The spot ate through the fleshy pad overnight, then dried. This indicates underwatering, not overwatering (unless the pot lacks drainage). Water as soon as the soil surface is dry. The hole won't heal, but further damage should stop with proper light and water.
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