What is the cause of fat particles on the scalp?

The presence of fat particles on the scalp is generally caused by seborrheic alopecia. There are many reasons for seborrheic alopecia, which are related to personal physical factors and improper daily care. For example, if you do not pay attention to personal hygiene and wash your hair too infrequently, it will easily lead to blockage of hair follicles and problems with the secretion of sebaceous glands. Not only will such symptoms appear, but hair loss will also occur easily and your hair will feel particularly greasy.

What are fat particles

Sebaceous cysts are small white bumps that grow on the skin. They are about the size of a needle tip and look like small white sesame seeds. They often occur around the eyes. Skin biopsy pathology shows that sebaceous cysts are caused by tiny wounds on the skin, which lead to the formation of small white cysts during the skin's self-repair process.

What causes fat particles on the scalp? 1. Endocrine disorders in the body. Excessive oil on the face caused by endocrine system and insufficient cleaning can clog the pores and cause oil particles to appear, which will lead to protruding fat particles on the face. 2. Weak spleen. In traditional Chinese medicine, sebaceous cysts are explained as a type of phlegm and dampness. Therefore, the easy growth of fat particles on the face is also a manifestation of a weak spleen. This is because when the spleen is weak, fat is difficult to metabolize and the possibility of fat particles appearing is greater. 3. Frequent consumption of greasy food. Eating greasy food frequently for a long time will make the skin secretions become more viscous, which is not conducive to discharge. Fat particles will gradually accumulate in the skin. 4. Use overly greasy skin care products, eye creams or cosmetics. The skin care products used are too greasy, and the skin cannot fully absorb them, causing oil to accumulate in the pores. In addition, in the daily care process, due to the use of scrubs, exfoliating products, overly dry skin care products, or frequent makeup, tiny wounds are formed on the skin surface. In the process of self-repair, small cysts are formed. After this situation continues for a period of time, fat particles will form on the face.