[Health Column] Does Fine Dust Cause Skin Loss Elasticity? A Comprehensive Guide to Skin Care Methods and Treatments for Improving Skin Elasticity!

 

hello, Chief Director Jo Min-young of Pyeongpyeong Clinic no see.

When spring comes, along with the warm weather fine dust Also coming. 🌫️

If your skin becomes dry after going out, or is more dry than usual I feel like my skin elasticity has decreased. There must be many of you who receive this.

 

Especially on days with high levels of fine dust,

 

 

"Won't fine dust affect skin elasticity as well?"

“If it is difficult to improve through daily management, what methods are available?”

 

 

I also have this kind of question.

 

today The Effects of Fine Dust on Skin Elasticity and Management Methods ,

and Methods to consider when the issue is difficult to resolve through management Let's take a step-by-step look at everything up to this point. ✨

 

 

How does fine dust affect skin elasticity?

👉🏻Fine dust can affect the loss of elasticity by causing skin dryness and weakening of the skin barrier.

 

Fine dust contains arsenic, cadmium, lead, etc. Contains heavy metal components It can also irritate the skin.

 

Especially when exposed to fine dust As free radicals increase, skin irritation may occur.

During this process, the skin gradually It can become dry and weaken the skin barrier.

 

If this condition is repeated, the following changes may occur.

 

🔸 Dry skin
🔸 Reduced moisturizing power
🔸 Dead skin cell accumulation
🔸 Decreased skin elasticity
🔸 Fine wrinkles form

 

For example, skin after going out An experience of feeling tight or rough If this exists, it may be related to such changes.

 

 

 

In a fine dust environment, the skin Not leaving it to dry out This is important.

 

 

How can I take care of my skin even in a fine dust environment?

Blocking, skincare, and cleansing are important in a fine dust environment.

 

Although it is difficult to completely avoid fine dust, You can reduce the burden on your skin through daily care.

 

✔️ ① Physically protect the skin

Using masks or scarves To prevent fine dust from coming into direct contact with the skin Doing so can be helpful.

 

⚠️ However, it is recommended to use materials that are less irritating to the skin.

Also, while out The habit of frequently touching one's face Caution is required as it may cause skin irritation.

 

✔️ ② Adjust skincare and makeup routines

In a fine dust environment Lighter or powdery finish rather than a sticky formula This can be helpful.

 

The sticky texture [causes] fine dust to the skin This is because it can increase the chances of getting accepted. no see.

 

✔️ ③ Thorough cleansing after going out

As fine dust has become a part of the everyday environment Cleansing care is important.

 

In particular, the following management can be helpful.

 

🔸 Similar to skin pH Use a mildly acidic cleanser
🔸 Without irritation Gently cleanse your face
🔸 After washing your face Moisturizing care

 

Also, because the accumulation of waste in the pores can cause skin problems, Exfoliation as needed You can also consider this.

 

 

✔️ A Dermatologist's Special advice!

Rather than cleansing too harshly It is important to do it thoroughly without irritation.

  

How can sagging skin that is difficult to improve with care be improved?

👉🏻In cases of severe skin sagging, surgical management may be considered.

 

One of the first methods considered when skin elasticity decreases is Laser lifting no see.

 

Representative methods include the following.

 

🔸 High-frequency lifting
🔸 Ultrasonic lifting

 

This method It can stimulate the dermis layer of the skin to help with collagen production, and ,
You can expect improvements in skin texture and skin from within.

 

However, it also has the following characteristics.

 

⚠️ Multiple treatments may be required
⚠️ It may be difficult to improve wrinkles immediately

 

In such cases thread lifting This is also considered as an alternative.

 

Thread lifting is A method of physically pulling up sagging skin by inserting threads into the skin. by,
Wrinkles Helps with immediate improvement This can be

 

Also generally Absorbable thread (PDO) Because it uses
During the absorption process Partially helps with collagen and elastin production You can give.

 

Recently When performing laser lifting and thread lifting together There is also.

 

FAQ

Q1. Is there an age range for recommending thread lifting?

A1. Since skin thickness and elasticity vary from person to person, it is difficult to judge based on a specific age.

However, consultations are sought by people of various age groups ranging from their 20s to 60s, and managing it before elasticity drops significantly can be helpful.

 

Q2. What procedures are commonly performed in conjunction with thread lifting?

A2. Laser lifting and thread lifting are sometimes performed together, and they are also combined to provide care from the inside out.

However, since the appropriate method may vary depending on individual circumstances, it is recommended to make a decision through consultation.

 

 

conclusion 

Fine dust is not just a respiratory problem It can also affect the skin environment. 🌫️

 

✔️ In a fine dust environment Skin barrier, Gentle cleansing, Moisturizing care such Routine maintenance is important.

 

However, in cases where skin sagging or loss of elasticity has already progressed Various management methods or procedural methods may be discussed.

 

The important point is ✨ The point is that the same method does not work for everyone.

 

Depending on skin condition and concerns Finding appropriate management methods through consultation with medical professionals This can be helpful.

 

Assemblyman Pengpeng

Chief Director Jo Min-young

 

Korea University Medical school graduate

Fellow in General Surgery at Korea University College of Medicine Hospital

Master of Medicine in Surgery, Korea University Graduate School of Medicine

Doctor of Medicine in Surgery, Korea University Graduate School of Medicine

 

Korea University College of Medicine Surgery Classroom Professor

Specialist and Professor at Yokohama Medical University, Japan

Florida, USA Cleveland Clinic professor

 

USA ASMBS Director of the International Committee

IFSO Program Committee & Director of the Science Committee

American Academy of Obesity and Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (AACS) Regular member

Seocho-gu, Seoul Medical Association Vice President of Academic Affairs

Korean Society of Bariatric and Metabolic Surgery (KSMBS) Executive Director

Korean Academy of Aesthetic Medicine Regular member

 

 

 

 

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