Toll of emotional and physical stress at hair follicle level:

Lymphocytes crowding at hair follicle level, immune prerogative forfeited as TGF-β, transforming growth factor-beta, impedes giving rise to CD4 and CD8 T cells crowding at follicular and follicular epithelium, respectively.

Target chronicity of a dermatological disease with skin care:

Ample evidence insinuates faith in use of emollients plus with active, non-medicated substances which bridge the interplay between petrolatum and corticosteroids in treatment of atopic dermatitis and aim to protract remissions, efficiently deal with chronicity of the disease.

Prodigy of topical treatments in maintenance treatment of psoriasis:

Reduced expression of intercellular junctions and IL-17 in psoriasis skin disease is linked to transepidermal water loss.

DHT Blockers at the front line of treatments for hair loss, rebuttal of a shift in androgenic alopecia treatments:

Follicle Treatment a treatment for hair loss with promising results renews itself to maintain leverage over the competition, restores metabolic homeostasis of the hair follicle.

Skin barrier dysfunction in rosacea patient:

Changing treatment guidelines for rosacea suggests daily skin care to maintain skin barrier and protract remissions. How preventive measures and adjunctive treatments take momentum and centralize the rosacea treatment armamentarium.

Acne and diet, a novel focus

Critical appraisal of role of diet in development of acne vulgaris lead us into new strategies in treatment of a chronic disease.

Long term versus short term strategies in treatment of acne vulgaris

While short term term treatment plan to tackle acne exacerbation has been the focus of dermatological guidelines, long term strategies proved to be more competent and effective in improving quality of life of acne patients.

High potency anti aging serums:

Serums have been recognized as the most efficient vehicles to deliver ingredients with therapeutic effects. Serums, the most complete method to penetrate layers of the skin with a targeted mission are placed at the heart of Hippocrates formulations.

Return to nature, a prevailing promise:

serums the most efficient vehicles to deliver active ingredients, medicinal plants, botanical elements, to the skin. Our tenacious attachment to that original relation with nature and productions of insights and not of prescriptions is pivotal to our strategies in dermatology innovations.

Ceramides ⇌ TEWL equilibrium in perspective

Our study showing ceramides protective effect in blunting TEWL comes with its cost and not all preparation proved equally effective. Comparison of change in the total epidermal water loss following application of a topical vehicle with 2% ceramide for 4 weeks.

Alopecia areata revisited

Minoxidil for life? or a scientific approach to medicinal plants. Which one truly deals with burden of the disease and quality of life of the patients. Lack of transparency about treament volitions..

Adjunctive treatments for psoriatic skin disease

How often adjunctive topicals, namely active emolients, are dismissed in treatment of psoriasis. Latest clinical practice guidelines rewake concerns to dermatologists who tenaciously drill single systemic agents, leaving adjunctive daily skin care derelict.

Atopic dermatitis and skin barrier function hemeostasis

A multi-faceted approach to treatment of atopic dermatitis deemed most judicious when repair of skin barrier function is warranted.

Oxidative stress and photo aging

appear to be two major concurrent, yet distinct issues involved in a aging cell and its death. Inspecting these issues and looking into "nature" to find the best ways to deal with this process features our mission.

A review of acne treatment

Acne is still one of the most frequently seen chronic skin diseases and is the commonest dermatological disorder of adolescents. Patient's compliacnce to pharmacotherapy has been one of the greatest concern of medical sociiety in treating acne. Adolescent and adult acne is a disease affecting piloscebaceous follicles, left untreated may lead to acne scars

Reassuring effects of High potency serums for Acne Scar Treatment, two times more effective than laser skin resurfacing

Of great concern to patients with moderate to severe acneous skin is residual acne scar and its treatment. Although scarrings may occur with only minor acne., most scarring lesions are result of more severe forms of acne or more persistentt lesions. Acne treatment should be initiated early and adequately. Scar development is more likely if the acne has been left untreated or inadequately treated. Below shown three cohorts of 102 subjects who were randomized to receive acne treatment kit and acne scars treatment kit over a period of 90 days.

Dermal repair complex, a formulation for sagging skin

Firming skin care serum, developed for sagging skin, contains optimal concentration of L-ascorbic acid (the form of vitamin C that the body can recognize and utilize for collagen synthesis), seaweed peptides and alpha lipoic acid to work well on areas of the face and neck contours prone to develop wrinkles, sagging and double chin. Growth factors have been leveraged in innovation of dermal repair complex to restore metabolic function of the dermis.