Patient's question:
My mother also has some spots on her face, but they are much fewer than mine. Currently, the spots on my face are getting more and more. I have tried many skincare products, but none have shown any effect. Could the spots on my face be related to genetics, or are they caused by some gynecological diseases?Doctor's answer:
Gynecological diseases are not necessarily related to facial spots. There are many types of spots, some of which are the result of pigment accumulation, while others are caused by environmental factors such as sun exposure. Of course, most women develop facial spots due to endocrine disorders, such as emotional distress, poor mood, impaired normal liver Qi regulation, qi stagnation and blood stasis, etc. Additionally, the monthly menstrual cycle can lead to blood and qi loss, also contributing to endocrine disorders. Many lifestyle factors, such as insomnia, irregular eating habits, and fatigue, can also cause endocrine issues.