Keratosis Pilaris Can Affect Skin Metabolism

Easily Overlooked Keratosis Pilaris That Can Affect Skin Metabolism

Many ichthyosis patients believe that treating ichthyosis only requires removing the surface scales, often neglecting the underlying skin problem—keratosis pilaris.

These inconspicuous tiny particles significantly disrupt the skin's normal metabolism.

Long-term accumulation of scales can compress sweat glands, clog pores, and hinder normal hair growth, eventually making it difficult for patients to excrete oil and sweat and to remove waste from the skin.

Therefore, simply cleaning the surface scales is far from enough; keratosis pilaris must be treated simultaneously. Otherwise, skin metabolism will worsen, and the absorption of skincare products will be significantly reduced.

Scientific treatment of ichthyosis uses Zhangjian Therapy to gently remove scales, unclog pores, and regulate the skin's internal metabolic cycle. Simultaneously, a professional keratin softening cream is used to treat keratosis pilaris, allowing hair to develop normally, helping the skin restore normal metabolism, and resulting in healthy skin.