Aug. 26, 2026
What are the clinical cure standards for Zhang Jian Therapy?
Many people mistakenly believe that the cessation of skin peeling in ichthyosis indicates a cure. In reality, besides the surface scales, the real problem with ichthyosis is skin function. Simply stopping peeling is far from a cure.
Zhang Jian Therapy, with over forty years of clinical experience, can achieve clinical cure and has standardized four criteria for a cure. True clinical cure is not just temporary removing scales or smoothness, but a complete restoration of normal skin structure, metabolic function, and barrier function.
All scales, dryness and peeling keratin disappear, leaving smooth, flat skin without peeling, cracking, or obvious pigmentation and fish scale lines.
The root cause of ichthyosis is blocked skin glands, resulting in insufficient sweating and moisture retention. After treatment, the skin returns to normal sweating, oil production, and metabolism, no longer relying on thick layers of body lotion to maintain its condition.
Keratin metabolism returns to its normal 28-day cycle. In healthy individuals, skin metabolism completes once every 28 days. Ichthyosis disrupts metabolism, causing excessive keratin buildup, leading to recurring peeling. After treatment, the skin's metabolic cycle returns to normal, and the abnormal buildup of dead skin cells ceases, preventing recurring peeling from the root cause.
Daily skincare is unnecessary after treatment. Dryness in autumn and winter, seasonal irritation, bathing, and environmental changes will not lead to large-scale recurrence.
It is important to note that ichthyosis is caused by a gene deletion, and current medical technology cannot alter these genes. Clinical cure does not mean a complete and permanent cure; continued skincare as prescribed by the doctor is still necessary after treatment.

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