The increasing number of moles on the face may be caused by prolonged exposure to sunlight, endocrine dysfunction and other reasons.
1. Prolonged exposure to sunlight: with age, the symptoms of melanin deposition will be more serious, and at this time, if accompanied by too long a period of sunlight, the skin on the face in order to resist ultraviolet irradiation will form melanin, and melanin deposition can form moles, so there will be the phenomenon of more and more moles on the face.
2. Endocrine dysfunction: for example, staying up late and eating spicy and stimulating diets can easily lead to endocrine dysfunction, resulting in slow melanin metabolism and melanin deposition, and thus the phenomenon of growing moles can occur.
It is recommended to keep a regular routine, maintain a light diet, and go out with good sun protection measures.
If there is any discomfort in the nevus, it is recommended to go to the hospital in time and follow the doctor’s instructions for treatment.