PRESERVING AND RESTORING THE SKIN BARRIER IN DYSBIOTIC SKIN

Dysbiotic skin means that you have an imbalance in the different types of micro-organisms living in your skin. If there are too many of some types and not enough of others, they don’t work with you as they should, and they might work against you.

In particular, dysbiosis in the skin may have broad effects on its barrier function.

OxiProteomics offers advanced testing to demonstrate the efficacy of your products in protecting and strengthening this vital defense system.

EXPLORE OUR INNOVATIVE TESTING

An ex vivo human skin model was developed to replicate barrier dysfunction induced by microbiota dysbiosis.

• The Before image shows the damaging effects of S. aureus bacteria on the skin, associated to an unbalanced skin microbiome (microbiota dysbiosis).
• The After image shows the recovery and benefit on the skin when the product is applied.

We can help you:

• Model microbiome dysbiosis: Accurately assess how your product performs under challenging conditions.

• Measure barrier function: Quantify the impact of your product on skin permeability and resilience.

• Substantiate your claims: Provide scientific evidence to support your marketing messages.

SCIENTIFICALLY PROVEN RESULTS

• Our microbiome dysbiosis testing services provide detailed insights into the interactions with the skin, empowering you to develop effective strategies to address early biological events and promote, maintain and restore functional healthy skin.

• This model can be helpful to guide the development of active ingredients or formulations that:
  • Protect/preserve the skin barrier.
  • Help restore a healthy skin microbiome balance.
  • Address skin problems related to S. aureus and dysbiosis.