메디컬스킨케어를 통한 코의 블랙헤드 및 피지분비 억제 효과

Abstract

The purpose of this study was to examine the inhibitory effect of medical skin care upon nasal blackhead and sebaceous secretion. In this study, the techniques of peeling were adopted as care techniques and then presented scientific and objective data and effective therapeutic and care strategies for the reduction of nasal sebaceous secretion and blackhead. Study subjects were 150 women who were living in Seoul and whose age were between 20 and 50. And a questionnaire survey of them was carried out. Among them, six volunteers were sampled and then divided them into a control group (n=3) and an experiment group (n=3). The control group received diamond peeling, whereas the experiment group received diamond peeling and the first step clay peel mask of clay peeling. The questionnaire survey shows that respondents mostly concern about nasal area for the facial sebaceous secretion. The comparison of photos shows that the experiment group has a better result in the reduction of sebaceous secretion and blackhead than the control group. As for the satisfaction after experiment, all the subjects are satisfied greatly. Study findings show that the use of both mechanical and chemical peelings together results in the synergistic effect, an effect better than any other effects derived from the use of any single technique. This study seems to be meaningful in that it provides scientific and objective data for the reduction of nasal sebaceous secretion and blackhead and therefore provides useful data which can be used as the technique of skin care that enhances user satisfaction. The investigator hopes this kind of study is carried out frequently and actively in the future as an effective and objective strategy of medical skin care, thus resulting in the improvement of skin care strategies.