It's said that it's good for dry skin, acne, and smooth skin, but I don't recommend it as a recommendation, or you can do it.
Hello, everyone. I'm Motoharu Hojo, a dermatologist.
Today, I'm going to talk about chemical peeling, including chemical peeling,
physical peeling, and peeling, peeling, and peeling.
There are chemical peelings and physical peelings.
I'm going to talk about peeling.
Today, I'm going to talk about the 3rd edition of the Japan Chemical Peeling Guideline, which is a little old, but it was released in 2008.
What is a guideline?
There are guidelines for stomach cancer treatment, there are guidelines for acne treatment, and there are guidelines for chemical peeling.
It's like a treatment guideline that the university makes on its own for the disease, for the disease, and for the treatment method.
This is a guideline for chemical peeling, so if you go to the next page,
these people will make a guideline, and it's not just their opinion, but if you can follow the guidelines, you can make a guideline in a public comment at the university or in various places with everyone's eyes.
Public comments from the general dermatological committee as an official opinion of the doctor, the official opinion of the current point of view, etc.
And the finished product is the 3rd edition of the guideline.
The members of the chemical peeling guideline are the people who make this kind of thing.
In other words, it is written that it is a sentence with a bias of these people.
Of course, the public comment is out and it is in the eyes of various people, but it is said that these people made it.
As you all know, chemical peeling is made with things like glycol, salicylic acid, and trichloroacetic acid, as you know.
There are various alkaline peelings, but it is said that such peelings are made.
The official opinion of the dermatological committee on this is that the recommendation degree is roughly 1 or 2 of C.
It is said that it works for dry skin, it works for acne scars, and it makes the skin smooth, but it is said that it does not recommend much as a recommendation degree, or it is said that it is okay to do it, but there is only such a level.
The official opinion of the doctor at this time in 2008 is that chemical peeling is C1 or C2.
What is C1 and C2 like? It is a recommendation degree like this.
Overall, this is not my opinion, but it is information on the side of the stone that the dermatologist is looking at how to look at chemical peeling.
I think you can think of it as almost a temporary information.
For example, when you look at acne scars, acne scars, and redness, the clinic comes out and the redness is cured with chemical peeling.
Chemical peeling cures acne scars, acne scars, and acne scars are not temporary information.
It is information that contains the bias of the clinic's management and clinic's doctor.
So, if you want to get temporary information, I think it would be better to get information in such a place.
This is not my opinion, but there is such information, and this information is probably a temporary information, and I think it is a view of the result of the consensus of people who are looking at the growth of general dermatology and dermatology.
I sometimes get asked where I can get accurate information on chemical peeling or where I can get a second opinion on chemical peeling because I was able to proceed with chemical peeling.
I am also a dermatologist, so I am asked what I think about peeling, so please look at this guideline at that time.
Well, where should I look at this? I don't think you need to read the main text.
After all, at the very end, for example, you can get information on what kind of stance the doctor is looking at, such as whether the treatment for acne is C1 or C2, so I think you should look at it in that way.
Well, there are wrinkles, freckles, dandruff, blackheads, and acne scars, but most of them do not recommend C1 and C2, or it is an evaluation that it is not bad even if you recommend it.
Of course, I think it is better to take the physical peeling to almost the same extent as chemical peeling.
Well, it's a way of peeling physically, so I always say that it's better not to physically peel things like umbrellas and scrubs, and I'm talking about it with evidence like this.
Today, I talked about some information about chemical peeling.
If you like, you can go to the Japanese Dermatology Association when you have time, so please take a look at that as well, and I think that knowing how the doctor is looking at the peeling will be one of the judgment materials.
Today, I talked about peeling.
Thank you for watching until the end.
There are some places that recommend peeling for acne scars, but it's C2, so I don't recommend it.
When I saw that there was only C1 or C2, I took a breath.
However, the information that says that peeling is effective for acne scars, acne scars, etc. is chaotic on the Internet, isn't it?
It's a mess of information no matter where you go.
However, if you go to get some information because you really don't know, there are few people who are taking this information.
So it's hard to get this kind of information, and most people don't notice it.
The reason is that it's hard to read.
You don't have to read it, but there are guidelines for peeling.
What does C1 mean? What does C2 mean?
If you say it's a weed, you'll be like, what's that?
It's about acne.
If you say Kanpan, it's Kanpan.
What is C1? It's a weed, so you have to read it like that.
There is one question, so of course it is highly specialized information.
However, if you want to get this kind of information, I think there is no problem with accessing it at all.
You don't know what it is, but it's a so-called dented acne mark.
This is C2 in Japanese literature and C2 in foreign literature, so it's not so highly rated overseas.
However, there is a culture of not being able to peel as a culture, such as scrubbing, scrubbing, and rubbing.
On the contrary, I always say that you should never peel, but that opinion is the opinion of the doctor.
However, as a general culture, it is based on the idea that the skin is a bad thing, so peel it off.
If so, it would be nice to use a scientific drug to peel it off, but it is written here that it is completely different.
However, ordinary people cannot access this information.
Only those who watch YouTube can access it.
If you have any friends who are worried about peeling, or if you think it is common sense to peel off the skin, please introduce this video.
There is no variety of information there, but it is a very simple video that simply puts temporary information on it and simply explains this temporary information today.