Reasons for brown spots on the belly

No one wants to have spots on themselves. You know, if they have spots, the beauty of the face will be ruined. And for the belly that is covered by clothes for a long time, people usually don’t take a close look at it. One day when they observe it, they find that there are brown spots on the belly. Although it makes people breathe a sigh of relief that they don’t grow on the face, it also makes people very worried when they have spots on the belly. They are afraid that the spots are caused by illness. Let’s talk about the reasons for brown spots on the belly.

① Endocrine disorders are not the cause of all pigmentation

For pregnant and postpartum women, pigmentation caused by endocrine disorders is relatively common; however, the proportion of pigmentation caused by decreased skin metabolic function is also increasing. The fundamental cause of pigmentation is excessive deposition of melanin, and each metabolic link may have an impact on it.

② Bad living habits can also cause pigmentation

Poor-quality cosmetics, anxiety, and long-term exposure to computers and mobile phones will promote the formation of pigmentation; extremely irregular diet and rest schedules are also the culprits for the aggravation of pigmentation. Summer is here, and strong ultraviolet radiation will cause pigmentation to spread and deepen in a short period of time.

③ Any type of pigmentation will cause different degrees of problems with skin metabolism.

Regardless of the type of spots, when the skin's metabolic function declines and melanin cells become active, when melanin cannot be metabolized in time, skin pigmentation problems such as spots and dark yellow skin will appear.

Is it necessary to remove spots in time? My suggestion is that it must be done in time. Only in time can you keep your skin perfect, because spots are prone to sudden and recurring, causing greater damage to the skin layer. When spots first appear, a large amount of melanin has actually formed in the inner layer of the skin, and then gradually increases. In severe cases, it may even cause redness, swelling and ulceration. The key step is to remove the spots as soon as they appear. The longer the spots appear, the more difficult it is to treat them!