Skin conditions—whether chronic (eczema, psoriasis) or situational (breakouts, irritation)—are increasingly understood as manifestations of internal health, environmental triggers, and microbiome imbalances. This guide synthesizes the latest dermatological research with actionable lifestyle and treatment strategies.
Skin is your body’s billboard—what shows up externally often whispers about internal imbalances. In 2025, the paradigm shifts from suppressing symptoms to rebuilding resilience through microbiome care, targeted nutrition, and smarter diagnostics. Start by identifying one potential trigger (e.g., dairy, stress, SLS shampoos), eliminate it for 30 days, and observe.
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