Understanding facial pigmentation

The quality of facial skin affects our health and image. Many people do not have enough knowledge about pigmentation spots, which leads to the appearance of pigmentation spots. In fact, the appearance of facial pigmentation is somewhat related to one’s lifestyle habits and the cosmetics one uses. I believe many people do not know about facial pigmentation. Today we can take this opportunity to get to know each other better.

Cause:

The occurrence of melasma is related to endocrine activity. It most commonly occurs during pregnancy but can also occur during amenorrhea and in women with dysmenorrhea, menstrual irregularities, chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, or ovarian disease. A small number of people who take birth control pills for a long time may also develop chloasma, but it will disappear after stopping the medication. Chronic liver disease, indigestion, constipation, anemia, etc. may all be causative factors of this disease.

There are many toxins in the normal human body, especially in the intestines. When the human body's autonomic nervous system is disordered, especially when the parasympathetic nervous activity is weakened, the secretion of intestinal fluid decreases, the intestinal peristalsis weakens, the feces stay in the intestine for a long time, and the toxins are absorbed. When the content of these toxins is too high, they will be deposited on the skin through blood circulation, thus forming spots or acne.

Classification of pigmented spots

Melanin spots

1. Melanoma spots: mainly include nevus of Ota, melanocytic nevus, various traumatic tattoos, and poor eyebrow and eyeliner tattoos. Melanoma spots respond well to laser treatment.

Brown spots

2. Brown pigment spots: There are many types, including freckles, sun spots, chloasma, freckle-like moles, age spots, coffee-like spots, drug-induced pigment spots, etc. Some brown pigment spots respond well to laser treatment, such as freckles, but most do not respond well to laser treatment, especially chloasma. Its causes are related to endocrine disorders, mental stress, insomnia, etc. It is insensitive to laser treatment, has poor effects, and is prone to rebound, becoming a thorny problem in the treatment of facial pigmentation spots.

Some key points of knowledge about facial pigmentation have been clearly introduced above. I believe that after reading this, you will have a better understanding of facial pigmentation. In fact, it is possible to remove facial pigmentation if you want to. It just requires the correct treatment method and long-term persistence to make your skin better.