As the saying goes, you are what you eat. Many will not take it literally, but believe that dermatologists and skin experts can definitely identify what your constant consumption is by the mere look of your skin. So, do not feel weird when a doctor gazes at you intently the very moment you walk in to their clinic. Consider this as your initiation into beautiful and healthy skin.
Too much of everything is bad. Since the skin is considered the largest organ in the body, it is not surprising that any illness or imbalance within will be obvious here one way or another. But you do not need to be an expert to perform a simple spot test. Getting a bit of knowledge of how dermatologists perform their inspection will even help you asses your own appearance and assist you in determining which food groups you need to avoid for better well-being.
Those with a “sugar face” from high blood sugar are characterized by sagging eyes and the presence of fine lines mostly dominant in the forehead area.
The appearance of pustular pimples is also evident as it disrupts bacteria in the alimentary canal of the gastrointestinal tract.
Symptoms for “wine face” from extensive alcohol consumption include drooping eyelids, dryness evident on the cheeks and redness around the nose. Since alcohol can cause dehydration, dryness of the skin follows. Manifestations also include prominent lines between the eyebrows and flushed cheeks.
Those who are into cheese and other pasteurized products will have higher chances of exhibiting symptoms of a “dairy face.” This is manifested by dark eye bags and tiny spots of acne around your chin. This is even more evident for those who are lactose intolerant.
Should you feel that your face displays one of the symptoms mentioned above, try cutting the food group that is the culprit from your diet and see if there will be any difference in your appearance.
There’s no harm in trying anyway as nothing beats moderate consumption and a balanced diet.
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