Is it normal to have a rash during the hormone face metabolism period?

In real life, the skin is very delicate. If you are accidentally stimulated by external factors or use skin care products improperly, it will easily lead to hormones in the skin. The presence of hormones in the skin can not only affect the appearance, but also the health of the skin. It is also common for small rashes to appear on the skin during the metabolism of hormones. This is a normal phenomenon and requires more observation.

Is it normal to have small rashes during the hormone face metabolism period?

Due to the invasion of hormones, the skin barrier is damaged and the skin becomes very sensitive. The condition will worsen when encountering stimulation. At this time, the skin has developed severe hormone-dependent dermatitis, and symptoms such as rashes, erythema, desquamation, and red bloodshot on the face will break out. This is because foreign matter such as heavy metals, preservatives, and chemicals accumulated in the skin cannot be metabolized normally, and discomfort is caused by the stimulation of external substances.

Why do small rashes appear after hormone-induced facial repair and recovery?

If you experience the above situation of dehydration, it means that your hormone face has not been completely cured. When patients with hormone face are undergoing restorative treatment, rashes and peeling on the face are temporary phenomena and are manifestations of hormone withdrawal reactions.

Small rashes appear during the repair treatment because the active ingredients are working and metabolizing the hormonal waste in the bottom layer of the skin to the surface of the skin, which will promote acne breakouts, rashes, peeling, redness and swelling, etc. These are situations that may be encountered at any time during the receptor adjustment period. In order to metabolize the waste, the skin needs to take anti-inflammatory measures to open up the pores and accelerate skin repair.

Please do not be nervous when you encounter these phenomena, because long-term use of hormones has damaged the sebaceous gland function and the stratum corneum. When the skin is metabolizing and repairing, this situation means that new skin is growing, metabolizing the bad skin, and then slowly clearing out the toxins and garbage. Thoroughly repair the damaged skin barrier and allow the skin to restore its own metabolic function.

During the repair period, the immune system is still in an unstable state because the skin structure and function have not yet recovered. If you are not careful about your mood, work and rest schedule, diet, etc., it will irritate the skin and aggravate the symptoms of dermatitis. Patients need to have enough patience to wait for the skin's own immunity to recover. If they persist in repairing it, the rash and redness and swelling will gradually improve.

Repairing the damaged skin barrier is an effective treatment for hormone-dependent dermatitis, hormone face, hormone-allergic dermatitis, red blood streaks, eczema, and sensitive skin. It inhibits capillary dilation, passivates nerve ending receptors, blocks the diffusion of allergens, antagonizes thermoreceptors, repairs and strengthens the skin barrier, inhibits inflammation, nourishes the skin, replenishes skin moisture, and restores the skin's own immunity and regeneration. Unblock pores clogged by hormone waste, restore the normal function of the skin, rebuild the normal growth environment of the skin, and gradually solve the symptoms of redness, swelling, dryness, itching, tingling, rash, etc. caused by hormone-dependent dermatitis