Perioral sunspot

Oral and lip black spots, also known as perioral pigmented intestinal polyp syndrome, are mainly manifested as pigmented spots in oral mucosa and its vicinity and multiple polyps in the intestine. Black spots on the lips generally appear at birth, and some beauty lovers appear in early childhood and occasionally in adulthood. Black spots are mainly distributed in the oral mucosa and surrounding skin, and are also common at the ends of fingers (toes) and the backs of hands and feet. They are brown-black or black spots, the size of needles or mung beans, round, oval or irregular, dense but not fused, with clear boundaries with the surrounding skin. The number of black spots varies, some are only a dozen or dozens, and some are hard to count. Black spots on the lips often persist, and the color is lighter in childhood and gradually darkens in adulthood.

Treatment of oral and lip black spots: Laser treatment is the most ideal method to treat oral and lip black spots. With Q755 alexandrite laser treatment, most of the black spots on the mouth and lips will disappear completely after one laser treatment, and a few can be completely removed after 2-3 laser treatments. It rarely recurs after cure.