First of all, the so-called chicken skin is actually called fillet disease. Its occurrence is often closely related to heredity in clinic. Therefore, fillet disease is obvious skin keratinization in the hair follicles of patients. In fact, chicken skin has appeared in clinic, and there is no particularly good way to cure it completely and not to attack it again. It is generally recommended that patients use vitamin E acid ointment or salicylic acid ointment to exfoliate temporarily, and urea vitamin E ointment and lotion with simple and mild ingredients can be used for external use to keep the skin moist. When winter is dry, you can also take vitamin E orally for treatment. However, these treatments can only alleviate, but not completely cure.