… the skin microbiome, a subset of the entire human microbiome often referred to as “our second
genome” [4]. Changes to the normal microbiota … in the pathophysiology of skin disease [5]. …

… as the skin–gut axis. The aim of this study was to review the literature regarding the role of
the gut microbiome alterations in the pathogenesis of selected allergic and inflammatory skin …

… the body itself define the human skin microbiome. This microbiome is immediately created
after … update of what is known about the cutaneous microbiome, the new target for ecobiology. …

… In summary, the microbiome plays an important role in dermatology and serves as a potential
target for treatment. Probiotics to promote a healthy microbiome may positively contribute …

… of healthy skin Microbiome. It is among the most abundant species of the cultivable microbiome:
up to … In cosmetic/dermatology applications, a focus concentrates on the first three paths. …

… and a description of the normal cutaneous flora. We also review key microbiota findings
in common cutaneous diseases and highlight implications for the practice of dermatology. …

… Compared to other dermatological disorders, the role of skin microorganisms and dysbiosis
… a dysregulated microbiome is causative to skin inflammation. The skin microbiome of adult …

… alterations occurring in the skin microbiome (microbial and genomic … microbiome in older
populations. Studies that have helped identify the factors that most influence skin microbiome …

… Finally, this review includes an overview of the main dermatological diseases, the
changes in the microbiota composition associated with them, and the recommended …

… microbiome alteration in the treatment of dermatological conditions emphasized. Furthermore,
several challenges in dermatology… non-invasive techniques in skin cancer diagnosis were …