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I have some freckles on my face and want to go to the hospital to get rid of them? Which hospital is better?
If you go to the hospital to use a laser, the cost will be higher. It will be more economical if you use the method of life to remove freckles at home.

Freckles can be improved from these aspects;

Do a good job of sun protection. Ultraviolet rays in the sun are one of the causes of freckles, which make the latent melanin active and slowly turn into small spots.

Use less cosmetics. Cosmetics contain heavy metals such as mercury, lead and arsenic, which can make you shine after makeup, but the price behind this beauty is the decline of skin quality.

Eat more beauty food. Many foods are good for nourishing the skin. For example, tomatoes contain glutathione that can inhibit melanin, carrots are rich in carotene that can scavenge free radicals and resist oxidation, and vitamins C and E are good helpers for beauty.

Removing freckles with potatoes:

Slice raw potatoes and apply them to freckled areas to dilute the spots. Then apply the cream to the freckles, and the freckles on the face will gradually disappear after one month.

Hydra is a perennial submerged monocotyledonous plant with floating leaves and likes a warm and sunny growing environment. Stems are divided into underground tubers and walking stems: underground tubers are developed and strong,

Spherical to oval, nutritious; Walking at the top of the stem can develop new adventitious bud plants. Dicotyledonous type: when the tuber begins to germinate, it first grows several slender early stages.

Leaves, early leaves green or reddish brown, short stalks, submerged; Mature leaves are oval, blunt at the base, gradually pointed at the front end, reddish brown when fresh and tender, and dark green when mature.

The back of the leaves is purple, floating, and the petiole is very long, which will grow with the increase of water level, effectively supporting the mature leaves to the water surface.

Perennial fresh water herbs. The rhizome is oval or long cone-shaped, up to 2 cm long, often with filamentary leaf sheath remnants, and many fibrous fibrous fibrous roots attached to the lower part. The leaves fluctuate.

Water surface, grassland; Leaf blade narrowly ovate to lanceolate, entire, each with 3-4 parallel veins, and most secondary transverse veins; Submerged petiole is 9-15cm long and floating petiole is 40-60cm long.

Scape is about 2 1 cm long, with a single spike, terminal, protruding from the water surface at flowering stage, about 5 cm long, spatula falling early, bisexual flowers, sessile, wrapped by membranous leaf sheaths; 2 pieces of perianth

Yellow, free, spoon-shaped obovate, about 2 mm long and 0.7 mm wide, with midvein; 6 stamens, free, arranged in two rounds, the outer wheel matures first, and the filaments gradually widen towards the base.

Anthers are 2-loculed, longitudinally dehiscent, and pollen grains are spherical; 3-6 pistils, free or connate only at the base, upper ovary, 1 room, 4-6 ovules per room. The fruit is a capsule, ovoid and apical.

Tapered into a short, blunt beak that bends outward. Flowering: April -65438+ 10.

Zhejiang, Fujian, Jiangxi, Guangdong, Hainan and Guangxi (Yongfu) provinces. Born in shallow ponds, gullies and paddy fields. It is also distributed in India, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam.

South and Malaysia.