How long does it take for skin problems to get better after conditioning? Girls

In fact, there is really no unified standard answer. A temporary superficial problem can be significantly improved in 1-2 weeks at the fastest. If you have stubborn skin problems for many years, or if you have damaged the barrier by using products blindly, 3-6 months or even longer is common.

A while ago, a little sister of mine in the same department stayed up for three consecutive days to catch up on projects and ate heavy takeaways. Seven or eight red inflammatory pimples broke out on her cheeks and chin. She has good skin and has not done much, so she stopped drinking milk tea after being advised. I used a repair essence and applied azelaic acid in the morning and evening. Even the foundation was stopped. In less than 10 days, all the acne was gone, and even the red marks were almost faded. This is a temporary inflammation outbreak, which does not damage the dermis, and can be naturally and quickly recuperated.

But if your skin has "historical problems", there is no need to rush. My college roommate has been suffering from cystic acne repeatedly since high school. He also used a lot of micro-commercial products called "seven days of acne removal", and finally developed hormone-dependent dermatitis. His cheeks became red and hot at every turn, and even the wind stung. I went to the dermatology department of a tertiary hospital, and the doctor prescribed it. She took oral medication and regular low-concentration acid treatments. A wave of rebound acne broke out in the first half of the month. She cried in front of the mirror every day. It was only in the third month that she finally stopped getting new acne. It took almost 9 months for the redness and old acne marks to basically disappear. Now she feels very satisfied to be able to go out without makeup.

There are also many people who firmly believe that "the skin has a metabolic cycle of 28 days, and no matter what the problem is, you can see the effect within a month at most." This is actually only half right. If you only have small problems on the epidermis such as dehydration, dullness, and a few small crows, you should moisturize and sunscreen well and follow the rhythm of metabolism. You will indeed see that your skin is much brighter in 28 days, and the cleft lips will disappear.； But if the problem has already damaged the dermis, such as acne pits, deep chloasma, or stubborn hormonal face, even the repair of the dermis has just started in 28 days, and it is definitely unrealistic to see obvious results.

I have fallen into the pit of quick success before. Last summer, in order to quickly tan, I changed three bottles of whitening essences within a week, and applied whitening masks every two days. Originally, the tan was just a bit dull, but in the end, my cheeks tingled and red spots appeared. Instead, I spent almost an extra month repairing it. The whitening was not achieved, and I almost developed sensitive skin. Now I can see it more openly. Don’t believe in the myth of whitening in three days and removing acne in seven days. If there is a product with ridiculously fast results, you should be more careful because it may contain banned hormones or heavy metals. The effect is good at the time, but when you stop using it, your face will be ruined. Instead, you will pick up the sesame seeds and lose the watermelon.

In fact, you don’t need to be too anxious. Before treating, you should first find out what level your skin problem is. Do you have any “bad debts” from misuse of products that you have to pay back? You should probably have an expectation in mind. Don’t look in the mirror every day to count pimples and acne marks. Emotional anxiety will aggravate endocrine disorders and make recovery slower. Calm down and follow the correct method, and you will naturally see the results when the time comes.