12/02/2026
Dietary Patterns Shape Outcomes Across Skin Conditions
Recent investigations have expanded the understanding of how nutrition interacts with skin physiology, immunity, and disease activity. While dermatology has long emphasised topical and systemic therapies, diet is now recognised as a modifiable factor influencing inflammation, microbiome composition, and barrier function.
Key findings include:
🔍Nutrition influences skin physiology, immunity, and disease activity, with diet affecting inflammation, microbiome composition, and barrier function.
🔍The gut microbiome is a key interface between diet, metabolism, and immune signalling, impacting systemic inflammation and skin health.
🔍Dietary interventions, including anti-inflammatory, low-glycemic, and Mediterranean-style diets, show promise in managing inflammatory skin conditions.
🔍Personalised dietary approaches based on microbiome profiles and metabolic status are needed to refine guidelines for the management of chronic skin disease.
Read more here: www.dermatologytimes.com/view/dietary-patterns-shape-outcomes-across-skin-conditions