Freckles on men's faces

Freckles are a very common skin disease with increased melanin on the face. This disease is related to genetic factors. It is more common in women than men. It occurs in childhood, worsens in summer, and can be relieved in winter. It is mainly seen on the bridge of the nose and both sides of the cheeks. It mainly manifests as millet-grain to soybean-sized, light brown, annular or oval macules, which are clustered and distributed, but not combined. Freckles are indeed very annoying. To remove freckles, you can choose to use medication or laser surgery. In terms of medicine, you can apply hydroquinone cream externally every night, and take vitamin C tablets internally, one tablet each time, three times a day, and need to continue to use for 2-3 months. If the effect is not good, it may recur. At present, the most effective removal method is laser surgery, preferably 755nm emerald green sapphire Q-switched laser, which can be completely eliminated after 1-2 times.

Freckles are a very common autosomal dominant genetic pigmentation disease. They are more common in women than men. They often occur in exposed areas, especially on the face. There are more freckles in summer, so it is necessary to avoid wind and sun exposure and use appropriate sunscreen. Both cold and organic chemical peeling treatments can be used, but attention should be paid to the risk of post-inflammatory pigmentation and scarring. Strong pulsed laser or Q-switched power switching laser surgery can be used. After the treatment of freckles, strict sun protection and isolation are required. If necessary, take vitamin C orally, apply sunscreen and hydroquinone cream externally.

Freckles tend to cluster in families and are related to genetic inheritance. They are first seen in children around five years old, more common in women than men, more severe in summer and autumn, and less severe in autumn and winter. Freckles should not be exposed to the sun, as direct exposure to the sun will make the spots darker. Freckles are mainly seen on the bridge of the nose and the skin around the cheekbones. In terms of treatment, freckles should be protected from wind and sun, and sunscreen should be applied when going out, or an umbrella should be used.

You can apply sodium salicylate or salicylic acid facial recognition, and apply hydroquinone cream twice a day. You can also take large doses of vitamin C and tranexamic acid tablets orally for treatment. You can also try photon freckle treatment. Freckles can be reduced after a period of treatment, but they cannot be eliminated.