What is the reason for black spots on the child's face

Teenagers have black spots on their faces, one after another. Seeing this phenomenon, mothers can't help but be anxious, but how many people understand what's going on with the black spots on their children's faces? The anxious mothers begin to look for treatments everywhere, but they don't take their children to the hospital for examination in time to find out the cause of the black spots on their children's faces. So what is the reason for the black spots on the children's faces? Let's take a look at it together and hope everyone can understand it.

1. Black spots and dark spots

A large part of congenital pigmented spots are birthmarks, most of which are large black or blue-black spots on the face or body, called Ota's spots or Ito's spots. Another part is the pigmentation disorder (zygomatic spot) that occurs on the face of Asians. Although it is also congenital, it is not present at birth. It will slowly emerge in adulthood around 20 to 40 years old. The color will deepen due to internal factors such as pregnancy or hormonal imbalance or external factors such as sunlight exposure. Other congenital pigmented spots include coffee spots, freckles and various moles.

2. Causes of black spots

If people's facial skin is exposed to the sun for a long time, especially when it is directly exposed to ultraviolet rays without any cover, it is easy to cause pigmentation. After using inferior cosmetics, or using cosmetics that are inconsistent with their own skin properties for a long time, some people's skin will experience allergic reactions or inflammation, and it may also cause pigmentation and form dark spots. The formation of dark spots is a manifestation of skin problems. At this time, we have to find the root cause from the body. Many adverse factors in life are potential causes of dark spots. They can cause many complications, such as female endocrine (hormone) disorders, digestive dysfunction (such as long-term constipation), liver dysfunction, excessive mental stress, severe lack of sleep, anemia and many other reasons, which can cause the formation of dark spots. In addition, premature aging of the skin is also one of the important causes of dark spots. The epidermal cells on the face are usually replaced every 25 to 30 days. If the skin metabolism is active, even pigmentation will disappear naturally in a relatively short period of time as the stratum corneum falls off. As we age, the skin's metabolism declines and the natural repair ability of the skin's stratum corneum decreases. As a result, the deposited pigments are difficult to fade and turn into dark spots.

3. How to remove and prevent dark spots

To prevent and treat dark spots, you must use the correct method, both inside and outside, and be scientific and reasonable. Avoid direct sunlight, especially in the midsummer season, when ultraviolet rays can cause great damage to the facial skin. You must pay attention to protection when going out, bring sunshade products or apply sunscreen. Eat more foods rich in vitamin C, such as strawberries, tomatoes, watermelons, oranges, bayberries, red dates and other fruits and green leafy vegetables. Supplement vitamin E in appropriate amounts. Avoid eating spicy foods such as chili peppers and garlic. If female friends find themselves suffering from endocrine disorders, constipation and other digestive disorders, they should go to a regular hospital for treatment in time. As the saying goes: "A smooth intestine keeps you youthful forever; a healthy intestine leads to a better complexion." Don't be fooled by false advertisements and take some drugs for endocrine regulation and bowel cleansing and detoxification on your own initiative. Be optimistic and cheerful, and always smile. Avoid staying up late for a long time and pay attention to replenishing water, which is very important for women. Pay attention to facial cleansing and care. For cleansing, you can use Ye Du fruit essence together with lotion and essence at the same time to lighten facial dark spots.

Therefore, when parents find black spots on their children's faces, they must pay attention, learn more about their children's daily living habits, check whether they often feed their children certain carcinogenic substances, check whether there are radioactive substances around their children, and take their children to the hospital for a full-body physical examination in time to see if the children have certain diseases.