What should women do if they have spots on their faces?

Whether it is men or women, various spots will appear on their faces. However, because the estrogen level in women is significantly higher than that in men, coupled with some other reasons, women are more likely to have spots on their faces than men. There are many types of spots on the face, the most common ones include age spots, chloasma, freckles, etc. Women must learn to distinguish the types of spots and then find solutions based on their own situation.

What should women do if they have spots on their faces?

1. Take a piece of vitamin C and vitamin E every day to achieve the effect of removing freckles.

2. Use clean eggplant peel to apply on your face. After a while, the small spots will not be so obvious.

3. Drinking a glass of tomato juice or eating tomatoes regularly every day can help prevent freckles. Tomatoes are rich in glutathione, which can inhibit melanin and reduce or eliminate pigmentation.

4. When washing your face, add 1-2 tablespoons of vinegar to the water to reduce pigmentation.

5. Chop the fresh radish and squeeze out the juice, take 10-30 ml, apply it on your face after washing it in the morning and evening, wait until it dries, then wash it off. In addition, drinking a cup of carrot juice every day can whiten your skin.

6. Blend lemon juice and add sugar water to drink. Lemon contains a lot of vitamin C, calcium, phosphorus, iron, etc. Drinking lemon juice regularly can not only whiten the skin, but also precipitate melanin to achieve the effect of removing spots.

Guidance: In addition, boiled water from winter melon vines and used to wipe the face and take a bath can moisturize the skin and remove freckles. Calendula leaf juice also has the effect of skin care and freckle removal. Mash the calendula leaves and apply the juice to the face to remove freckles and refresh and whiten the skin. Dandelion flower water can also be used to remove freckles. Take a handful of dandelions, pour a cup of boiling water, filter after cooling, and then wash your face with dandelion flower water in the morning and evening to make the face clean and reduce the risk of dermatitis. Also pay attention to sun protection. I wish you beauty and health.

First you need to understand what spots you have on your face so that targeted treatment can have good results. The two most common ones are melasma and freckles. Let’s first talk about melasma, also commonly known as “butterfly spots”. Many people develop brown spots on both sides of their cheeks during pregnancy. These spots are painless and itchy, and most of them disappear within six months to a year after delivery. In addition to pregnant women, some unmarried girls also develop chloasma on their faces, which becomes more obvious the more they are exposed to the sun. The occurrence of melasma is related to endocrine activity.

Laser freckle removal is a good method for freckle removal. It provides targeted treatment for different spots. The principle of laser freckle removal is that the laser generates a high-intensity light beam and energy to disintegrate and vaporize the pigment clusters, which are eventually discharged from the body through microcirculation. Different types of lasers produce light of different colors. The selective characteristics of lasers make the pigment groups actively absorb the thermal beam, and normal skin cells will not be harmed. The energy released by the laser causes the pigment particles to instantly disintegrate and vaporize, and finally are excreted by the human body's microcirculation, ultimately achieving the purpose of removing spots.

Strengthening sun protection is the first step to lighten and remove spots. The damage caused by ultraviolet rays to human skin tissue is sometimes irreversible. Even in autumn and winter, the power of sunlight cannot be ignored. Therefore, you should apply sunscreen every day. When the sun is strong, sunglasses and a sun hat are absolutely indispensable. Try to avoid sun exposure as much as possible, and eat more fruits and vegetables to supplement vitamins.