A lot can be avoided by not using creams without a doctor's advice and not scrubbing the skin too much.
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A freckle is a dark-brown spot on the skin, which is medically known as a 'pigmentation disorder'. It can appear on the upper or lower surface of the skin.
- Mainly on both sides of the cheeks
- On the forehead
- Near the nose
- When exposed to too much sun
- Hereditary causes
- Hormonal imbalance (estrogen)
- During pregnancy (cosma)
- After menopause
- When there is a tumor in the uterus
- Due to the effects of blue light emitted from mobile phones, laptops, and computers
- Creams given by doctors
- Oral medications
- Chemical pills
- Laser therapy
- Microdermabrasion
- Do not use creams bought from the market
- Do not use creams without the advice of a doctor.
- Don't scrub your skin too much
- Sunscreen is a must when going out in the sun
- Use a hat, umbrella, and sunglasses
- Pay attention to blue light protection when using mobile/laptop a lot
(Based on a conversation with dermatologist Dr. Savina Bhattarai)
