Which part of the kidney pattern is in?

There is no evidence of kidney deficiency pattern. It is considered to be atrophy pattern, generally in the inner arm, inner thigh, waist and abdomen, groin and other parts.

Atrophy pattern is also known as expansion pattern, which is formed because the elastic fibers of the skin are excessively stretched. When the stripes appear on both sides of the waist and abdomen of some people, they will be mistaken for kidney deficiency. In fact, there is no direct relationship with kidney deficiency. It may be rapid growth and development, and the growth speed of skin fibers cannot keep up with the rapid changes in weight. After extreme stretching and fracture, atrophy pattern is formed. It is more common in adolescence, pregnancy and obese people.

Atrophy pattern usually does not disappear or fade by itself. If it consciously affects beauty, it can stimulate subcutaneous collagen fiber remodeling by radio frequency and laser to improve atrophy pattern symptoms.