What reason is canthus fleck
summary
Eye spots may occur in different people, and the performance may be a little different, For half a year, I found that the eyelashes at the corner of my eyes and below have long spots. I think we all know that our skin is very good before, but we haven't found any skin care products in the past half a year. On the contrary, we found that our class is getting deeper and deeper, but only the left corner of my eye has spots. During this period, our cheeks are very dry, and our forehead and cheeks will peel off, especially after washing our face. So, what is the cause of the long spot under the corner of the eye?
What reason is canthus fleck
Reason 1: endocrine. Endocrine disorders are also an important cause of female pigmentation. The changes of sex hormone levels during menstruation and pregnancy can affect the production of melanin. In addition, endocrine instability usually causes emotional instability, but also indirectly causes the formation of color spots.
Reason 2: ultraviolet radiation. Ultraviolet radiation in the sun is an important reason for the formation of color spots, which is also the reason why sun protection is needed in summer. When the skin is exposed to too much sunlight, the epidermis will produce more melanin particles, which can absorb ultraviolet light and protect the human body from damage. That's why people's skin will turn black after exposure to the sun. Moreover, ultraviolet radiation can cause chloasma, common freckles color deepened.
The third reason is genetic. Autosomal inheritance is the main cause of freckles. Most of them start from children about 5 years old, and most of them are women. They are heavy in spring and summer, and light in autumn and winter. Light brown to yellowish brown, needle tip to grain size spots, symmetrically distributed on the face (especially the nose).
matters needing attention
Long spot patients in peacetime to avoid the sun, eat more fruits and vegetables, but also must pay attention to the body's own detoxification.
