How to remove chloasma at the corners of the eyes

Chloasma should be a problem that worries many female friends. It grows symmetrically on the cheeks, cheekbones and other parts of the face, while for some friends, it grows in the corners of the eyes. Although they all grow on the face, the corners of the eyes always make people feel difficult to deal with, and it looks like they have two big dark circles. So for this special part of the eye, is the removal of chloasma different? Let's talk about this topic below.

There is no essential difference between chloasma at the corners of the eyes and other chloasma on the face. They all fall into the categories of "facial pimples", "facial dust", and "dark spots" in traditional Chinese medicine. The traditional Chinese medicine remedies for treating chloasma are beauty patches and freckle creams. According to Chinese medicine, chloasma is diagnosed by lesions that are often symmetrically distributed on the face, especially on the cheekbones and forehead. They can also be seen around the eye sockets, cheeks, nose and mouth. The lesions are light brown or dark brown patches with clear edges, smooth surface, no inflammation or scaling, and may merge into pigmented spots of varying sizes and irregular shapes. Most patients have no symptoms. Pigmentation spots may change slightly with factors such as season, sun exposure and endocrine changes, but they are often long-lasting and can slowly fade away in some patients after delivery.

1. Braised Pork Knuckle with Magnolia Bark and Cyperus Rhizoma

Ingredients: 15g Magnolia officinalis, 10g Cyperus rotundus, 15g Citrus aurantium, 6g Chuanxiong, 500g pork elbow,

Preparation method: Crush the above 4 Chinese medicinal herbs, put them into a gauze bag, put them into a casserole together with the pork elbow, add appropriate amount of water, boil over high heat, skim off the foam, then simmer over low heat until cooked through, remove the medicine bag, add appropriate amount of wine, salt, MSG, soy sauce, sugar, etc., simmer for a while, and it is ready to eat.

Efficacy: Suitable for patients with dull complexion, yellow-brown macules, chest and flank distension, irregular menstruation, pale red tongue, and stringy pulse.

2. Blood Activating and Skin Purifying Tea

Ingredients: 30 grams each of safflower and tangerine peel, 60 grams each of cassia seed, coix seed, houttuynia cordata, and mugwort.

Preparation method: First, stir-fry the coix seeds and cassia seeds on low heat until they are dry and set aside. Wash the houttuynia cordata, mugwort leaves, and tangerine peel, chop them into pieces, and dry them for later use. Mix safflower with the above-mentioned medicines and save. Take 15 grams of the mixture daily, put it in a cup, and brew it with boiling water. It can be brewed repeatedly 3-4 times.

Efficacy: It has the effects of promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis, moisturizing and whitening the skin, removing dark spots, clearing away heat and detoxifying. Suitable for people with facial dark spots and skin dark spots caused by sun exposure.

3. Hawthorn and Kudzu root stewed pork ribs

Ingredients: 30g hawthorn, 500g kudzu root, 30g tangerine peel, 500g spare ribs, a little salt.

Preparation method: Wash the hawthorn meat, kudzu root, tangerine peel, and pork ribs with clean water, peel and cut the kudzu root into pieces, and cut the pork ribs into long pieces; add appropriate amount of clean water to a clay pot, bring to a boil over high heat, then add all the ingredients, continue to simmer over medium heat for about 2 hours, and add salt to taste.

Efficacy: It can promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis, and can prevent and treat chloasma. It can also be used as a food therapy for dry mouth, bitter mouth, body heat, loss of appetite, etc.