e eSkin Types

In our skin, new cells at the base of the epidermis move upward, die and become flat, dry scales. These dead cells are gradually shed. The soft, smooth appearance of the skin is dependent upon the lipids and water present in our skin. The shedding of dead cells slows down as we age. Accumulation of dead cells could make the skin look dull, dry, wrinkled, and brown colored.

Normal skin is balanced. It is warm and moist with even pigmentation; it is harmonized. Normal skin has occasional tendencies to become out-of-balance, such as oily, cyclical breakouts, or combination skin.

Oily Skin has the tendency to secrete excessive oil. This may result to acne or enlarged pores.

Dry skin is flaky, peeling, and tight. It has lost the ability to retain moisture.

Sensitive skin is usually irritated, allergic, even red and inflamed.

Problem skin includes congested pores, enlarged pores, poor circulation, blemished skin, and acne.

As the body ages, collagen and elastin sysnthesis decreases and the tissues in the dermal and subcutaneous layers become thinner and lines and wrinkles of face and neck gradually occur. Sagging occurs with aging, because muscles slowly become smaller and weaker and lose their tone.

The effect of aging is accumulative, gradually shows in the thirties, and accelerates in the forties. Early measures are the best ways to prevent premature aging and to delay the natural aging process. Such measures include a healthy diet, sun protection, and very importantly, persistent skin care. The Skin Therapy product line is your best tool for treating acne, preventing breakouts, removing dark spots, and preventing and reversing aging changes.

Dr.Zeyi Chen.
Skin Therapy Center /
Clinic of Acupuncture

5 Daniel Street
Charleston, SC 29407
Phone: 843-571-6913
Toll-Free: 800-359-0479

1465 Stuart Engals Boulevard
Mt. Pleasant, SC 29464
Phone: 843-881-1818

drchenstc@gmail.com