What to do if genetic freckles recur

Hereditary freckles are a type of melanin deposition caused by heredity. The appearance of freckles will directly affect the patient's appearance, especially for some women who love beauty. After the appearance of freckles, they will choose many methods to cover them. There are many drugs and cosmetics for removing freckles on the market. After many women have achieved effective results from using these drugs or cosmetics, they will be very worried that their hereditary freckles will recur.

Freckles are caused by the "freckle gene". Under the irradiation of ultraviolet rays, the tyrosinase activity in the basal layer increases, forming melanin, that is, freckles, also called genetic spots. It is formed during the fetal period and is a fixed body that is born with us. Hereditary freckles are divided into visible freckles and invisible freckles. Visible freckles begin to form at around 6-12 years old and reach a peak at around 18 years old; while invisible freckles mostly appear on the face after pregnancy reactions. This is why some people divide freckles into congenital freckles and acquired freckles. In fact, after pregnancy, the endocrine system of pregnant women will undergo great changes, which will stimulate hidden freckles to break out. It does not mean that the freckles are acquired. Freckles are caused by genetic genes.

Freckles have the characteristic of skipping generations, which is why some parents have no freckles, but their children have freckles. Although one or both parents' freckles did not appear, one or both parents carried the freckles genetic gene and passed it to their children. Many patients are eager to remove freckles and always hope to make their faces smooth and smooth in one or two days. It is this desire for quick success and instant benefits that has led many people to choose quick-acting peeling or short-term skin bleaching, laser freckle removal methods. Although they seem to be effective immediately, the surface of the skin is actually being seriously damaged, and its own immunity is greatly weakened. Once exposed to the sun, it is easy to transform into more stubborn spots such as sun spots and dermal spots.

In fact, if hereditary freckles are not maintained in time after being cured, there is still a possibility of recurrence. Therefore, whether women have freckles on their faces or not, for the sake of their facial health, they can apply some sunscreen on their faces at ordinary times. This can effectively prevent the formation of freckles and prevent the deposition of melanin.