Acidotherapy
Acidotherapy is a mild physiological method that allows you to normalize the skin barrier and skin acidity. It demonstrates the relationship between the acid mantle and the microflora of the skin.
Changes in the pH and microflora of the skin often lead to the development of dermatoses. In many dermatoses, persistent changes in acidity are noted that affect the microbiome and lead to a change in microbial strains on the surface of the skin, as well as a decrease in microbial diversity and the predominance of pathogenic flora.
For many specialists in aesthetic medicine, for some reason, the concept of acidotherapy is associated exclusively with peels. Many people think that an equal sign can be put between peelings and acid therapy. Meanwhile, such an idea undeservedly narrows the meaning of the term "acid therapy".
Acidotherapy involves the use of cosmetic and therapeutic products with slightly acidic pH values (4.2-5.6) in daily skin care, and can be used on an ongoing basis. Normalization of skin acidity is a mild and physiological method for the prevention and treatment of dermatoses, which, even by itself, can give a quick clinical result.