What type of result can clients expect from a treatment involving keratolytic enzymes?

Clients can expect accelerated breakdown of keratin from a treatment involving keratolytic enzymes. Keratolytic enzymes are specifically designed to target keratin, a protein that is a key structural component of skin, hair, and nails. By breaking down keratin, these enzymes help to exfoliate the skin and remove dead skin cells more effectively. This process can lead to smoother and healthier skin, making it particularly beneficial for those dealing with conditions like psoriasis, acne, or other forms of skin buildup.

In contrast to this, the other options do not accurately reflect the effects of keratolytic enzymes. For example, dry skin relief could result from moisturizing treatments rather than a keratin breakdown process. Increased oil production is typically associated with other types of treatments that focus on stimulating oil glands and would not be a direct outcome of using keratolytic enzymes. Lastly, thickening of the skin does not align with the objective of keratolytic treatments, which aim to refine and exfoliate rather than thicken the skin. Thus, the unique function of keratolytic enzymes to facilitate the breakdown of keratin is what defines the expected outcome of such treatments.