White spots on the child's face

White spots are usually what we call vitiligo. Sometimes children have white spots on their faces, which may also be vitiligo. This is mainly due to the low secretion of melanin, which causes cell fading. Vitiligo is a skin disease that is difficult to treat. As a parent, you must give your child timely treatment, because white spots on a child's face will affect their appearance and cause psychological damage to the child. Let's take a look at what to do if your child has white spots on his face?

Vitiligo is definitely a white spot, but the presence of white spots does not necessarily mean vitiligo. First, you need to observe whether the surface of the white spots is smooth and scale-free, and whether the white spots are grayish white, milky white or porcelain white. If the boundaries are blurred or spread towards the normal skin, it may be vitiligo.

Guidance: It is recommended to go to a regular professional vitiligo hospital for examination and diagnosis.

Vitiligo is quite common in modern society, especially on the faces of children with darker skin, so it has caused concern among many parents, who worry whether their children have vitiligo. In fact, there is no need to worry so much. Once you find white spots on your child's face, take him to the hospital for an examination to find out the cause. Because other skin diseases may also cause white spots on children's faces.

The causes of vitiligo are complex and multifaceted, and various factors influence each other, so it is necessary to first check the cause of vitiligo before treating it. If you have vitiligo, you first need to find the missing pathogenic factors and then carry out targeted treatment. If the patient does not find a regular professional hospital for the treatment of vitiligo to conduct systematic cause testing, but blindly uses medication for treatment, not only will the disease not be cured, but it will also develop drug resistance, and over time will become dependent on the drugs, causing a lot of trouble for treatment.