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Director Im E-seok

Limeeseok Theme Dermatology Clinic (Main Branch) · 임이석테마피부과의원 · May 10, 2020

Dr. Im E-seok and Dr. Kwon Hyeon-jeong of Im E-seok Theme Dermatology appeared on Channel A’s special 100th episode feature, **"Fill the Gaps of Middle Age with Protein!"** **Fill...

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Clinic: Limeeseok Theme Dermatology Clinic (Main Branch)

Original post date: May 10, 2020

Translated at: April 25, 2026 at 8:24 AM

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Dr. Im E-seok and Dr. Kwon Hyeon-jeong of Im E-seok Theme Dermatology appeared on Channel A’s special 100th episode feature, "Fill the Gaps of Middle Age with Protein!"

Fill the Gaps of Middle Age with Protein!

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A lack of collagen, the main cause of skin aging and body aging!

Collagen, which gives skin elasticity and plays an important role in the body, decreases as we age. Collagen is the main component that makes up 75% to 80% of the skin’s weight and helps give the skin tension. Typically, when collagen decreases, signs of aging such as skin sagging and loss of firmness can occur. In addition, wound healing is delayed and scars can become darker.

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Is scrubbing to remove dust okay?

Usually, when there is fine dust, people rub grainy products like scrubs onto the skin.

That is not a good method, because if the skin has already been damaged by fine dust or ultrafine dust, it only adds more irritation. It can actually make the skin redder and more sensitive, and may worsen the skin condition. That is why, even after washing your face thoroughly, the skin may become red and blotchy.

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What is the cause of skin that does not improve even with careful management?

If you experience symptoms of collagen deficiency, such as skin that is unusually thin compared to others your age, more wrinkles, or enlarged pores that stretch out in a straight line, it is necessary to focus on a protein-based diet and apply sunscreen diligently so that collagen is no longer broken down.

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A dermatology examination was performed to determine the exact skin condition.

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As menopause begins, skin aging accelerates, and the skin’s glow and bright tone disappear.

Intensive care is needed for pores, wrinkles, and redness. With focused care, skin that looks older than its actual age can appear younger.

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A 27-year-old woman still has a normal skin tone, but because the likelihood of future wrinkles is high, she should begin care now.

Since skin aging begins in the 20s, skin care is necessary.

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April 26, 2020, Channel A 100th special feature, "Fill the Gaps of Middle Age with Protein!"

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