What if we can reverse the age clock? The R&D teams of Dr. Marc Winnefeld and Dr. Elke Grönniger have dedicated 15 years of research to understand and unlock the age clock of the skin. Epicelline is indeed the key: It’s the groundbreaking ingredient to reactivate silenced youth genes, which have been switched off and to rejuvenate the skin. With more than 15 scientific top publications in this field in peer reviewed journals, Beiersdorf has yet again demonstrated to push the frontiers of skin science. At this year’s EADV, the biggest dermatology congress in Europe, Eucerin had hosted a symposium on Epigenetics involving top dermatologists and the Beiersdorf inventors of the patented skin age clock technology. The new age of life-changing skincare is about to start.

Leading hyperpigmentation experts share how they use Thiamidol for the management of hyperpigmentation in their own clinical practice. Prof. Ncoza Dlova (South Africa) gives treatment recommendations for hyperpigmentation in skin of colour and shares insights from her own study in patients with acne-induced hyperpigmentation in patients with phototypes V and VI. Dr. Vasanop Vachiramon (Thailand) shares study results and his personal advice on how to enhance laser treatment results using Thiamidol as pre- and adjunctive cosmetic treatment. Prof. Thierry Passeron (France) presents a novel approach for the treatment of facial hyperpigmentation resulting in superior quality of life improvement as compared to conventional treatment options.

Discover how Eucerin, the microbiome expert, is driving advancements in acne management through cutting-edge microbiome research, global collaboration, and a team of leading experts. Featured Talks: o Social aspects of acne: Social stigma effects of microbe triggered acne. Address the psychological impact of microbe-triggered acne and explore strategies to reduce social stigma through education and support. o Global Collaboration: Across Borders: International Acne Consensus on Acne Pathology and Skin Microbiome. Hear from international experts as they share insights on acne pathology and the skin microbiome, emphasizing the importance of global cooperation in treatment development. o Microbiome Research: Dysbiosis of the acne skin microbiome on subspecies level. Explore groundbreaking research on microbiome shifts in acne, revealing new treatment targets and the need for alternative approaches.