The main reasons for peeling and white debris on the face are as follows:
1. Physiological factors and unhealthy lifestyle habits: frequent use of exfoliating products or irritating facial cleansers, soap, washing face with overheated water, neglecting skin moisturization after washing face, frequent exposure to ultraviolet radiation, and insufficient water intake can lead to dry skin, resulting in peeling and white debris on the face. Climate factors: Dry weather in autumn and winter, or living in sunny environments such as high-altitude areas, strong ultraviolet rays can cause skin damage, leading to a lack of moisture on the face and resulting in peeling. Skin aging: With age, the body's metabolic capacity decreases, and the secretion of sweat and sebaceous glands on the skin decreases, leading to severe dehydration of the skin, resulting in peeling and the appearance of white debris. Drug side effects: Some people may experience abnormal sebum secretion on their face due to stimulation from the active ingredients of certain drugs, leading to skin peeling.
2. For some people who are picky eaters, a lack of vitamins A, B, E, etc. in their bodies may lead to abnormal skin metabolism, resulting in peeling and white debris.
3. Pathological factor allergic dermatitis: commonly seen in people with allergic constitution, may cause allergic reactions due to exposure to certain substances, components in the air, or consumption of certain foods, resulting in skin peeling and white debris on the face. White pityriasis: mainly caused by malnutrition, vitamin deficiency, excessive washing, and frequent exposure to wind and sun, it is common in children and adolescents, manifested as peeling on the face and the appearance of light white, small, dry, fine furry scales. Facial recurrent dermatitis: Due to damage to the skin barrier and incomplete repair of the stratum corneum, skin peeling and white debris may appear on the face, which may be accompanied by dry or burning skin. Psoriasis: Influenced by genetics, infection, stress, medication, and autoimmune abnormalities, red papules or patches appear on the face, with multiple layers of silver white scales covering the surface. Seborrheic dermatitis: Influenced by factors such as genetics, age, gender, and elevated androgen levels, sebum secretion increases, leading to inflammatory reactions and the appearance of greasy white scales on the face.
The above information is for reference only. If the symptoms of peeling and white debris on the face persist or worsen, it is recommended to seek medical attention promptly so that professional doctors can diagnose and treat according to the specific situation.