SkinIntegra

04/08/2026

https://skinintegra.com/blogs/skin-facts/extremely-dry-cracked-cuticles-fast-relief-for-bleeding-skin

Extremely dry, cracked cuticles won't heal? Discover why they bleed, the best barrier-repair treatments, and how to prevent severe dryness from returning.

03/17/2026

Back for our 5th year at Treasure Hunt.

A weekend of conversations with clinicians focused on improving outcomes in cracked skin and wound prevention.

From early adopters who have been with us from the beginning
to new practices exploring better ways to treat and prevent fissures —
this is where real progress happens.

Appreciate the time, insights, and trust.

See you next year.

03/12/2026

Some great memories from the past few Treasure Hunt conferences.

We’re excited to be back again this year — our 5th consecutive year exhibiting.

If you’re attending, come see us at Table #43 this weekend. We’d love to connect and we’ll have samples available.

03/11/2026

We’re proud to be exhibiting at Treasure Hunt for the 5th year in a row.

If you’re attending this weekend, stop by Table #43 (Saturday & Sunday).

We’d love to share what’s new at SkinIntegra, talk about how we can support your patients and practice, and we’ll have samples available.

Attending Treasure Hunt? Drop a 👋 in the comments and we’ll make sure to connect.

03/10/2026

Using urea cream and an antifungal?

Don’t apply them at the same time.

Urea helps soften thick skin first.
Waiting about 10–15 minutes helps antifungal treatments work better.

One more important detail:

Even when the skin looks better, the fungus may still be there.

Continue antifungal treatment for at least two weeks after symptoms clear to reduce recurrence.

Save this routine if it’s helpful.

03/05/2026

We asked Erika what surprised her most about living with diabetic foot syndrome alongside her husband.

Her answer wasn’t about the pain or the difficulty.

It was the realization that so many people facing this life-altering condition have so few solutions designed for them.

That moment helped spark the journey that eventually became SkinIntegra.

Sometimes innovation doesn’t start in a lab.
It starts when someone sees a problem that shouldn’t exist — and decides to do something about it.

03/03/2026

Cracked fingertips that keep reopening can signal more than surface dryness.

When the skin barrier isn’t repairing efficiently, it stays vulnerable — and vulnerable skin struggles to heal.

Repeated splitting may be linked to barrier disruption, inflammatory skin conditions, or environmental stressors.

Supporting barrier repair helps restore resilience.

Save this if fingertip cracks are a recurring issue. Share with someone whose hands never seem to fully recover.

02/27/2026

Join Dr. Priya Parthasarathy, DPM and Dr. Christina Bui, DPM, MPH for a case-based discussion on common podiatric skin presentations and clinic-ready protocols.

We’ll cover:
• Heel fissures/xerosis
• Inflammatory patterns (eczema/psoriasis-type)
• Post-op incision/scar support
• Workflow tips to improve patient follow-through

📅 March 18 • 8pm ET / 5pm PT
📄 Downloadable protocols included
🔗 Register via link in bio

02/25/2026

We asked Erika:
Why do small cracks get missed in people with diabetes?

Her answer was simple.

Feet are out of your sight.

Reduced sensation.
Constant pressure.
Out of view.

That’s how something minor can escalate.

This is the first in our “We Asked Erika” series — real answers about skin, healing, and prevention.

Stronger skin. Safer steps.

02/24/2026

Skin should not be something you think about.

It should help you move with ease.

Bend under pressure.
Hold under weight.
Recover when stressed.

When the barrier is strong, you forget it’s there.

And that’s the point.

Stronger skin. Safer steps.

02/19/2026

If your heels crack every winter, it’s not just the cold.

It’s barrier strategy.

Hydration helps.
Barrier repair changes outcomes.

Stronger skin. Safer steps.

02/17/2026

If you have diabetes and you cut your foot—even a tiny cut—avoid these 4 common mistakes 👇
Save this for later. When in doubt, call your doctor.
Every step matters.