Question 1

How long does skin treatment usually take?

Accepted Answer

Acute dermatitis: 2–4 weeks; chronic atopy/psoriasis: 3–6 months or more recommended. With constitutional improvement it can take longer; treatment plan is adjusted based on progress.

Question 2

Do you also guide diet?

Accepted Answer

Yes, skin conditions are closely linked to diet. We guide aggravating foods (wheat flour, dairy, oily food) and constitution-matched diet during consultation.

Question 3

Is telemedicine available?

Accepted Answer

Yes, herbal medicine prescription is possible after a phone consultation, with herbs delivered by courier. Initial visit is recommended in person; follow-ups can be telemedicine.

Question 4

I am attending a dermatology clinic — can I have both?

Accepted Answer

Many people do combine them. Please do not stop the ointment and medication you are using on your own.

Question 5

Do you follow the course with photographs?

Accepted Answer

Photographs taken under the same conditions are the most accurate way to follow the course.

Question 6

Should I change my cosmetics or cleanser?

Accepted Answer

If you bring what you use, we look at it with you. It is better not to change everything at once.

Question 7

My skin condition has an unfamiliar diagnosis — do you see it?

Accepted Answer

You can consult us. However, where it is beyond our range we say so.

Question 8

Red spots have appeared on my arms and legs.

Accepted Answer

We rule out purpura. We look at whether the colour fades when pressed.

Question 9

The outside of my arms is rough like goose-flesh with many small bumps.

Accepted Answer

We regard this as keratosis pilaris. Moisturising and adjusting expectations come before treatment.

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