What ointment should I use for black corners of mouth

Many people will find in life that boys will grow beards around their mouths when they reach their teens. This is a normal phenomenon. However, when girls reach their teens, the corners of their mouths will turn black, and the blackness is more obvious. In this case, everyone will think that the black corners of the mouth must be applied with ointment. Don't rush to use medicine. You can take a look at these problems first.

The dark corners of the mouth are now believed to be due to pigmentation caused by various reasons, which are often seen in endocrine disorders, bad environment, and improper diet, which cause the corners of the mouth to turn black and affect the normal beauty of the face.

For the black corners of the mouth, you need to apply aloe vera gel externally, take detoxifying and beauty capsules orally, and eat more fruits and vegetables containing vitamin C. It should be able to gradually recover.

The so-called pigmentation refers to the abnormal increase of melanin, which can be caused by changes in hormones in the body or by the deposition of heavy metals in the skin tissue. Sunlight exposure, drugs, and inflammation can also cause pigmentation.

Pigmentation seriously affects people's appearance and social life, causing heavy psychological pressure.

Traditional treatments include cosmetics, topical Chinese medicine, chemical peels, mask molding, grinding, and traditional lasers. However, the numerous treatment methods and various advertisements and online propaganda often lead to many treatment misunderstandings, including: fantasizing about quickly removing pigmentation; daring to try various new methods of removing pigmentation without considering the consequences; facial cleansers, toners and other whitening products can eradicate pigmentation on the face.

Photons are currently considered a new and more reliable method for treating pigmentation. During each treatment, the face is cleaned and then irradiated with 400-1200nm broad-spectrum light for 15-20 minutes. Generally, 4-5 treatments are required, with one treatment every 20-30 days. However, photon therapy also has certain complications, which patients can avoid by choosing regular medical institutions and experienced treating physicians.