What causes white spots on the face?

White spots? It may be sweat spots. Sweat spots, also known as tinea versicolor, is a superficial fungal disease caused by Malassezia infection, which may be caused by high ambient temperature and excessive facial oil secretion.

Pay attention to hygiene, bathe frequently, change clothes frequently, and avoid wearing tight and non-breathable clothing when doing sports or outdoor activities to avoid excessive sweating.

Apple lemon**.

Peel and cut the apples into pieces, mash them into a puree, drop 1 drop of lemon essential oil (or 3 drops of lemon juice), if you are dry allergies**, you can add an appropriate amount of vegetable oil such as fresh milk or sweet almonds, and add some egg whites for oily **. Wash off with a hot towel after 15-20 minutes. Once every other day, a course of treatment is 20 days, which has the effect of making **Green Power Spot Removal Cream smooth, moisturizing and white, and also has a certain ** effect on acne scars.

Honey Lemon**.

Prepare a spoonful of egg whites and honey, a drop of lemon essential oil, 10 drops of olive oil and an appropriate amount of flour. The ingredients are then mixed together and stirred into a paste. Finally, the mixed flour is applied to the face for 15 to 20 minutes, then removed, and finally washed with warm water.

This method can remove freckle for a long time, and it can also play a role in delaying aging and whitening.

Poria alba**.

White Poria cocos is ground at the end, mixed with white honey, and applied to the face every night. Opinion: A beauty freckle removal method from Dae Jang Jinshang.

It has a certain effect of nourishing the skin and eliminating age spots and melasma. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that Poria cocos can dissolve dark spots and scars, and when used with honey, it can not only nourish the skin but also lighten pigmented spots.

Chongqing Zhongyan **Disease Vitiligo Hospital-Che Hongying-Deputy Chief Physician-**Department-What's going on with vitiligo?

If the white spots on the face are vitiligo, then it is necessary to use compound Kali cumin tincture for external application, and at the same time, oral vitiligo capsules, or Bailing tablets, etc. If it is not vitiligo, such as pityriasis alba, most of them do not need any **. If this pityriasis alba does not heal repeatedly, then appropriate topical application of vitamin B6 cream or 5% sulfur ointment can be applied externally, and appropriate oral vitamin B-complex can be used**.

If it is a depigmented plaque caused by inflammation, it is generally not needed**. If this depigmented plaque is long-lasting, it can be treated with an appropriate topical desonide cream, or mometasone furoate cream.

First of all, the white spots on the face must be sick.

1. If the patient is still young, parents should consider whether the child has worm disease and has white spots on the face.

2. If the patient is an adult, the white spots on the face must be vitiligo, or vitiligo. So how do you tell the difference between vitiligo and vitiligo?

What's the deal with white spots on the face?

3. You can carefully observe whether the surface of the white spots is smooth, whether there is dandruff, and whether there is an itchy feeling. If you have white spots on your face, smooth and flakes-free, painless and itchy, it is very likely that you have vitiligo.

You must go to Shanghai True Love Vitiligo Specialist in time to find Deng Lihua's expert for standardization**!

**White patches on them are common in the following conditions:

1. Non-pigmented nevus: it is more common in young children, and generally does not expand, and there is no need for **;

2. Hypopigmented spots: more common in inflammation or left after sun exposure, and can fade naturally;

3. Idiopathic punctate leukoplakia: asymptomatic, slow progression, generally unnecessary;

4. Simple pityriasis: more common in children, related to parasitic infection or spleen deficiency, improved after regulating the spleen and stomach;

5. Tinea versicolor: also known as sweat spots, can be sterilized orally or externally with antifungal drugs, and pay attention to the washing and ironing of intimate clothing;

6. Vitiligo: ** Localized mucosa or widespread depigmentation, mostly asymptomatic, a few have itching, or sensitive to ultraviolet rays.