THE ROLE OF VITAMIN D IN THE SKIN

Vitamin D is increasingly being studied globally, especially since its deficiency is very common. The role of vitamin D and its importance have been demonstrated in many studies, vitamin D being involved in bone formation, brain, cardiac, muscular, immune system and skin. Deficiency of vitamin D has attracted attention in many diseases, such as cancers, autoimmune diseases, cardiovascular and neurological disorders, infections. From a dermatological point of view, vitamin D deficiency is associated with multiple disorders, becoming a concern in dermatological practice

ADJUVANT THERAPIES TO IMPROVE THE RESULTS OF PHARMACOLOGICAL THERAPIES IN ROSACEA

Rosacea is a chronic inflammatory disease of the skin. Exact pathogenesis is not yet elucidated, although all of these are influences due to the imbalance of the innate immune system, the overgrowth of skin coma and the aberrant neurovascular signaling. Rosacea has a physically limited effect, but from a psychological point of view, the impact is very high. Non-pharmacological treatments are very important in preventing triggering and subsequent care by hydration and appropriate sunscreen. From a pharmacological point of view, both systemic and topical interventions can be performed, however current therapies are not curative. Proper skin care plays a pivotal role in maintaining remission and alleviating the symptoms of rosacea