What to do if your child has spots on his face

I believe many people will envy and be jealous of children’s fair and tender faces, but some children will also have spots on their faces like adults. The reasons why children get spots on their faces vary. Some are due to genetics and appear slowly when they are seven or eight years old. Some are due to intestinal problems, parasites, or lack of vitamins. In severe cases, it may be vitiligo. So, what should we do if children have spots on their faces? Below we will analyze the methods of removing spots according to the different causes of spots.

1. Take a tablet of vitamin C and vitamin E every day to remove freckles.

2. Apply clean eggplant peel on your face. After a period of time, the small spots will not be so obvious.

3. Drinking a glass of tomato juice every day or eating tomatoes regularly can help prevent freckles. Because tomatoes are rich in glutathione, glutathione can inhibit melanin, thereby reducing or eliminating pigmentation.

4. When washing your face, add 1-2 tablespoons of vinegar to the water to help reduce pigmentation.

5. Chop the fresh radish and squeeze out the juice, take 10-30 ml, apply it on your face after washing your face every morning and evening, wait until it dries, then wash it off. In addition, drinking a cup of carrots every day can whiten your skin.

6. Blend the lemon juice and add sugar water to drink in moderation. Lemon contains a lot of vitamin C, calcium, phosphorus, iron, etc. Drinking lemon juice regularly can not only whiten your skin, but also precipitate melanin, achieving the effect of removing spots.

When a child has spots on his face, parents should pay full attention to it. In daily life, they should pay attention to the dietary balance of the child, be careful not to eat too much meat, eat more vegetables, and supplement vitamins. The general situation can be solved by the above method. In severe cases, you can go to the dermatology department of the hospital to seek help from a doctor. I believe that it will be cured after a period of treatment.