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Dr. Wang and Dr. Yen Discuss Skin Concerns After Masks Come Off
Original article published April 8, 2023
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As mask restrictions eased, some people became more aware of facial laxity, nasolabial and marionette lines, and acne. In this archived Uho feature, Dr. Wang (王筱涵) of 卓越皮膚科 and Dr. Yen (顏俊宇) discuss concerns that may have received less attention while the lower face was covered.
Laxity, lines and breakouts
Dr. Wang describes women in their thirties and forties noticing changes in cheek volume, lower-face contours and a double chin. Dr. Yen discusses sebum, habits and hormones in acne, with the heat and humidity under a mask sometimes adding to the problem.
The physicians discuss appropriate cleansing and professional assessment when acne is severe. Radiofrequency, fillers, medicines and laser procedures appear as different clinical options depending on whether the concern involves laxity, active acne, pigment or true depressed scars. More severe scars may prompt discussion of subcision or other assessed approaches.
Why records help
Dr. Wang describes using skin-analysis images to review contours, angles and cheek position after procedures. Pigmentation, tone, radiance, fine lines, sensitivity and acne patterns can also provide a baseline for discussion.
Records of settings and repeat images support a clearer comparison over time. For acne treatment, they can help patients understand the course of care rather than relying only on memory.
Do not dismiss adolescent acne
Dr. Yen encourages early attention when students develop acne instead of assuming it will always resolve without care. The report also discusses regular sleep, reducing heavy makeup and certain foods, avoiding touching lesions, gentle cleansing without very hot water or vigorous rubbing, and keeping products uncomplicated.
The feature’s conclusion is patience with an assessed plan and attention to daily habits. The original linked video is retained when available.
Source: Uho / 優活健康網. Original report: View original source ↗
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