Causes of creases on earlobes

Creases on the earlobes may be a normal physiological phenomenon or may be caused by disease.

1. Normal physiological phenomenon: Creases on the earlobe are a normal skin pattern. Because each person's ear bone has a different shape and the skin morphology is different, some skin patterns will appear in different parts of the body. It may be caused by congenital genetic factors, or it may be related to daily skin care. With age, the skin's metabolic ability will become relatively slow, and the collagen in the body will continue to be lost, which will cause the skin to become loose and sagging. Some will cause creases to appear in the earlobe. Don't worry too much. Pay attention to hydrating and moisturizing the skin in the earlobe to prevent the creases from worsening.

2. Caused by disease factors: Excluding normal physiological factors, the presence of creases in the earlobe may also reflect certain diseases in the body, such as abnormalities in the nervous system or heart disease. Patients are often troubled by emotions, which can cause their temper to become more irritable. These bad emotions can induce nervous system disorders, which can cause creases in the earlobe. It is also possible that there is an abnormality in the heart, which causes blood and oxygen to be poorly transported, leading to insufficient nutrition for the earlobe and the appearance of earlobe creases.