Skin regeneration for wounds is slow.

As skin regeneration slows down with age, blemishes and shaving scars do not heal easily.

In the past, even if I cut myself while shaving or got breakouts around my chin, they would subside quickly within a day or two. However, now even a small cut remains red for over a week, and the redness or indentations caused by shaving irritation persist for a long time.

My jawline is a particular problem. Since I shave every day, I repeatedly get small cuts,

It feels like it isn't healing properly and is continuing.

In some cases, perhaps due to re-irritation before the wound has healed, it remains as a gradually fading scar.

The same goes for skin trouble. If I am tired or miss even a little sleep, hard breakouts appear on my chin and cheeks, and they do not subside easily. It takes several days just for the redness to fade, and sometimes it takes one to two weeks for them to become untouchable. During this process skin regeneration I really feel that my abilities have definitely declined.

Even when I try to find ways to manage it, there is too much information, and it is difficult to determine what works for my skin. There are many times when I am confused about whether I should go to a doctor or if I can manage it at home.

It may not be limited to just the skin, but the fact that recovery is too slow and skin regeneration is poor is stressful.