Blackened ears refer to black spots appearing on the surface of the ears or the color becoming darker. Dark ears can occur in people of any age, but are more likely to occur in middle-aged and older people. Black ears may be caused by long-term exposure to the sun, skin aging or certain internal diseases.

If you notice your ears turning black, here are some things you should consider. First, avoid prolonged exposure to the sun as much as possible. Secondly, check your physical health regularly to avoid certain diseases. If you find that your ears are severely blackened, you should go to the hospital for examination in time to find the root cause and carry out treatment.

If you find that your ears are black, there are some methods below to relieve the symptoms. First, wipe the ear area regularly to avoid dirt accumulation. Secondly, you can try to use whitening products or some natural nutrients to nourish the skin and improve the health of the ears. Finally, adhere to a healthy lifestyle, eat properly, and exercise moderately to maintain good health.