ACNE AND INFLAMMATION: The pivotal role of skin immunity and microbiome dysbiosis in their development.

Prof. Dr. Marina, St. Ivan Rilski University Hospital

The skin is the first line of defense against infections and injuries.

It is the first line of defense against the pathogens that cause inflammation, and its reliable protection comes from the collection of beneficial microorganisms—the microbiome. It is extremely important for maintaining a healthy physiological environment and clear skin. These microorganisms, most commonly bacteria, influence the skin’s immune system to mount a strong defensive response against pathogens, thereby suppressing their growth and preventing the onset of acne, rosacea, dermatitis, and other conditions.

Recent medical studies show that dysbiosis—or an imbalance in the microbiome—is a contributing factor to most inflammatory skin conditions. Dysbiosis leads to an inadequate immune response on the skin’s surface and, consequently, compromises the body’s systemic immune response. Opportunistic bacteria cause inflammation and dermatitis when they thrive in an environment of dysbiosis. The result is unprotected skin and the development of comedones, cysts, and inflammatory lesions.

When the skin has a balanced microbiome, the immune response is adequate and the skin has natural protection. This points to therapies that naturally restore balance, normalize pH, and boost the skin’s defenses. This principle is central to the development of the new probiotic therapy, “Snowborn Skinbiotics.”

"Snowborn Skinbiotics" is a topical treatment that I use for patients with mild to moderate acne and inflammation.It restores the bacterial balance of the skin’s microbiome and helps eliminate cysts, pimples, and inflammation.
This therapy is an excellent alternative to systemic antibiotic treatment or topical treatment with more aggressive agents.
The entire range of “Snowborn Skinbiotics” products has been tested at the Hamilton International Laboratory. A reduction of up to 70% in inflammatory lesions was observed within 4 weeks. This is also confirmed by the significant improvement in the condition of my patients using these products.

Results in teenagers are achieved within 4–6 weeks, without drying out or making the skin oily, and without any side effects on health. With regular use in the morning and evening, a significant reduction in inflammation is observed, leading to healthy, clear skin.  www.snowbornskin.com

Skin Care Set for Imperfections

The treatment restores the skin's protective functions against pathogenic bacteria to prevent the onset of acne and in the future

As a result, the skin is healthy, radiant, soft, and revitalized.

To treat acne scars and hyperpigmentation, the Restore to Defense protective cream is added to the treatment regimen.

Restore to Defense Protective Lipid Cream

The medical concept behind “Snowborn Skinbiotics” is unique because it is based on the action of probiotics in combination with prebiotics, proteins, and peptides.

This is a new, effective approach to treating young and problematic skin. These treatments balance the microbiome, suppress the growth of pathogenic bacteria, and quickly restore a healthy appearance to the skin, which is maintained through follow-up therapy.

The second major advantage is that the formulas are pure, with over 99% of their ingredients derived from natural sources.

A young body deserves natural care without harsh synthetic ingredients, because these disrupt the bacterial balance, damage the skin’s protective barrier, often raise its pH, and make it more prone to inflammation. 

Another significant problem with using conventional cosmetics is the absorption of synthetic ingredients into the body, which can disrupt hormonal balance and lead to other undesirable consequences.

Probiotic therapy is also highly effective for mature skin, but it must be adapted accordingly to suit its specific needs. 

For more information, visit  www.snowbornskin.com or get a free consultation by calling0898 988890

Prof. Dr. Marina, M.D.
Department of Dermatology and Venereology
Ministry of the Interior Hospital – Sofia

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