What should I do if my child has pigmentation on his face?

We all know that some adult women are particularly prone to pigmentation and spots on their faces. This is the first thing that comes to our mind based on common sense. Has anyone ever seen pigmentation on a child's face? Some parents feel panic and anxious when they see pigmentation on their children's faces and don't know what to do. So, what should we do about pigmentation on children’s faces? Let me tell you.

It is recommended not to use medication, as this may destroy the child's skin immunity. If it is just simple pigmentation, it will disappear after a period of time, so never use anything indiscriminately on children. Because the skin has the ability to repair itself, pigmentation can disappear through its own regulation. Do not use medication indiscriminately.

This is melanin deposition, pay attention to blood disease. Go to the hospital to check whether the blood components are normal, especially the number of white blood cells. If everything is normal, then stay out of the sun.

Freckles are an autosomal dominant hereditary pigmentation disorder. Currently, depigmenting agents, freezing, laser and other methods are commonly used in clinical treatment. You can consider using traditional Chinese medicine fire needles to treat freckles. In addition, it is recommended to chop fresh carrots and squeeze out the juice, take 10-30 ml, apply it after washing your face every morning and evening, and wash your face after it dries.

If it is pigmentation disease, it will generally fade away slowly and take time. You can take vitamin C tablets and vitamin E capsules orally to help reduce pigmentation.

It may also be a symptom caused by endocrine disorders or congenital poor pigment regulation function.

Suggestions: It is recommended that you check your own pigment regulation function. If it is acquired, you can supplement more nutrition, pay attention to rest, and take vitamin E capsules orally.

If pigmentation appears on the child's face, parents should not panic, as this problem may only be temporary. Parents should also not use medication blindly, because children's skin is particularly smooth and tender, and it is easy to cause damage to the child's skin. However, these parents need to remind their children not to overexpose them to the sun, especially in the summer, to avoid direct exposure to ultraviolet rays.