Who is the patient with Atopic Dermatitis?
You have been experiencing annoying sensations in your skin for a long time. You have dry and scaly patches that cause eczemas with an intense itching sensation. The dermatologist confirms your suspicions: you suffer from atopic dermatitis but you still
Why do I have atopic dermatits?
The prevalence of atopic dermatitis has increased over the past 30 years, to the extent that it is now one of the most common skin diseases worldwide, affecting approximately one fifth of the population in developed countries1. This post will
NEW NOCISENS INTENSE NOW FOR SALE
We would like to introduce Nocisens® Intense, our new cream from the Nocisens range for the most sensitive areas of the skin that need an extra care. People with sensitive skin know that it is a condition they will have to
Skin exfoliation
The outermost layer of the skin is the epidermis. This layer is, in turn, formed by several sublayers containing mainly keratinocytes that are positioned in ascending layers according to their maturation degree. The last state of maturation of the keratinocytes
The Brain- Skin communication: the role of stress in cutaneous diseases.
As we discussed in our previous post, the similarity in response processes and the communication between the brain and the skin explains how psychological stress can trigger or worsen the development of dermatological disorders. Some of the conditions that are
Latest advances in itching management
A few weeks ago, the Spanish journal “Actualidad en Farmacología y Terapéutica” published a work carried out by the research team led by Dr. Antonio Ferrer and Dr. Asia Fernández at IDIBE – UMH on their latest advances in itching
Communication brain-skin: stress mediators
We are sure that, based on our previous posts, you already know that the skin is not a mere wrapping of the body, in charge only of isolating the internal organs from the outside. The skin is a complex organ
Prospera Biotech begins the study of its cream for sensitive skin caused by chemotherapy
One of the projects in which we have worked the most along this convulsive year is the development of a cosmetic cream for sensitive skin generated as a result of chemotherapy treatment. As we mentioned in our blog a few weeks
What is chemotherapy-induced peripherial neuropathy?
The impact of cancer in the Western world and the growing number of people affected every year lead to the rapid display of increasingly effective and selective new treatments (1). However, even though these types of treatments are highly effective
Our cream NOCISENS® for sensitive and atopic-prone skin, has saccessfully passed efectiveness tests
We have been working hard for a few months on our first product: Nocisens®. It is a concentrated, hypoallergenic cream, with a soft texture, and designed to take care of the most sensitive skins. We know the discomfort that sensitive or