Acne is a skin condition that can be caused by bacteria or hormones, as well as by intestinal dysbiosis or stress. The skin is a protective and excretory organ, and such systemic imbalances manifest as inflammation, cysts, blackheads, and comedones. A balanced gut flora and skin microbiome naturally control the growth of the pathogen P. acnes, which causes acne.
Probiotic therapy restores the skin's immune system, soothes inflammation, and reduces sebum production. The skin is healthy, with strong antibacterial protection, a normal pH, and balanced sebum production.
restored balance of the gut and skin microbiome
The growth of pathogens is under control
normalizes sebum production
balances pH to its natural levels
The result is healthy, clear skin with an even, radiant complexion
The natural balance of the skin microbiome is important because the microorganisms that inhabit the skin help maintain the epidermal barrier, compete with potentially pathogenic species, and interact with the local immune system....
Prof. Dr. Sonya Marina, MD, Dermatology and Venereology, UMHAT "Alexandrovska", UMHAT "St. Ivan Rilski". Prof. Marina on their application in acne, dermatitis, and sensitive skin: "I predict that in the next few years..."
Real stories backed by science and dermatological precision.
PREVIOUSAFTERLong-standing cystic and atrophic acne
PREVIOUSAFTERCystic-inflammatory acne
PREVIOUSAFTERComedonal acne and blackheads
PREVIOUSAFTERInflammatory acne and post-acne scarring
