Mole behind the ear?

Moles behind the ears may be caused by genetic factors or long-term exposure to ultraviolet rays, and may also be related to endocrine disorders.

1. Genetic factors: If one or both parents have particularly obvious moles on their faces and the number of moles is relatively large, the possibility of their children inheriting the same mole is relatively high. Some people will have moles behind their ears. If the mole behind the ear is particularly obvious and affects personal appearance, laser surgery can be used for treatment. The thermal principle of the laser can decompose the pigment particles under the skin and excrete them out of the body through metabolism, thus achieving the purpose of removal.

2. Ultraviolet radiation: If you are exposed to ultraviolet radiation for too long due to long-term outdoor activities or poor work development, pigmentation may occur under the skin, which may cause black spots behind the ears, making it look like a mole. In daily life, we should pay attention to sun protection measures, such as using a parasol or wearing a sun hat when going out.

3. Endocrine disorders: If you are overly picky about food, stay up late for a long time, or have too much mental stress, it may cause endocrine disorders in the body, which will cause dark spots on the skin, and may cause black spots on the face or behind the ears, making them look like moles. In daily life, you need to pay attention to a reasonable diet, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, and also pay attention to getting more rest and ensuring enough sleep time.