Summer mycosis risk: how to protect foot skin and nails
Often, we notice the problem too late: a nail changing color, thickening, or flaking. Or a persistent itch between the toes, with skin peeling and cracking for no apparent reason. Two of the most common fungal infections affecting the foot lie behind these signs. Onychomycosis affects the nails, causing discoloration (yellow, white, or brown), irregular […]
→Dry and irritated foot skin: how to prepare for Summer
With the transition to spring and summer, foot skin is exposed to environmental conditions that increase stress and cutaneous reactivity: UV radiation, salt, chlorine, dust and microtraumas caused by wearing open footwear. These factors can compromise the hydrolipidic barrier, turning even mild dryness into discomfort and irritation. Embracing a preventive routine helps maintain skin balance […]
→Diabetic foot: preventing complications with regular podiatric visits and daily care
Podiatric care for the diabetic foot is not an optional service, but rather necessary when handling this condition. The foot of a person living with diabetes is exposed to neuropathy, circulatory problems and skin fragility: a combination that significantly increases the risk of injuries, infections and, in the most severe cases, amputations. This is why […]
→Foot hyperkeratosis: how to normalize skin physiology
The foot and leg skin can often appear dry and thickened, due to the continue mechanical stresses to which the lower limbs are subjected, and many other factors contributing to the development of this condition. These include the use of tight and uncomfortable footwear, foot deformities (bunion, hammer toes, flat feet), intense physical activity, skin […]
→Skin “in balance” thanks to moisturizing and anti-irritant formulas
Several factors contribute to the well-being of legs and feet skin: an equilibrium condition affecting the skin tissues health, appearance and functionality at the same time. From its most superficial layer – the epidermis – sophisticated biological processes help to regulate interactions with the external environment. Thus, skin is the body’s first shield protecting from […]
→How to prevent the most common winter foot disorders
Keeping feet healthy requires constant attention, even during the winter months, when the cold weather and the use of heavy, poorly breathable footwear can lead to alterations in the skin, nails and capillary tissues. However, some common winter foot disorders, such as calluses and chilblains, can be prevented and managed with simple daily practices. Any […]
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