How do dermal plaques form? Causes of dermal plaques

Dermal spots are one of the more difficult types of pigmentation. Once they occur, it is not easy to remove them. Patients may spend a lot of effort but still fail to achieve their goal. Therefore, for dermal spots, the most critical thing is to prevent them by targeting the causes of their formation.

1. Dermal spots are also known as deep spots and subcutaneous spots. The medical name is "malar brown-blue nevus". It is also what beauticians in beauty salons usually call "lead and mercury poisoning spots". Dermal plaques are more common in women, with the age of onset mostly between 16 and 40 years old. Their main characteristics are black-gray spots with a diameter of about 1 to 5 mm, which are symmetrically distributed in the skin of the cheekbones in a granular manner. Severe cases can affect the nose wings, root of the nose bridge, upper eyelids, temples, forehead and other parts.

2. Generally speaking, the skin will be greatly damaged after using freckle removal products that are harmful to the skin, such as products containing lead and mercury, hydroquinone, high-concentration fruit acid, and after undergoing photorejuvenation, laser, and light collection. The skin must first undergo a traumatic process, and after the inflammatory reaction of redness and swelling, it will peel off, revealing the fresh basal cells. This method destroys the normal metabolism of the epidermis and greatly weakens the skin's resistance. When skin cells lose their immune function, the human body will secrete a large amount of black spots to protect the damaged cells, which will make the spots more serious. Up to 70-80% of patients will develop sequelae after half a year - refractory black spots!

3. In fact, this kind of spots is not because the melanin is in the deep layer of the skin and cannot be removed, but because of the re-formed pigmentation after the skin is traumatized. It is the so-called dermal plaque (some call it deep plaque). The reason why this type of pigmentation cannot be eradicated is because the skin is no longer healthy. Therefore, if you want to completely eliminate this dermal spot (deep spot), you must find a way to restore the health of the skin. If necessary, you need to use internal products to regulate the body internally in order to achieve the goal of completely removing dermal spots.