Take the guess work out of skin care
SkinDNA* Testing
Using gene mapping science and proprietary algorithms, SkinDNA* takes the guesswork out of skincare by helping to identify the most suitable skin ingredients, internal supplements and treatment modalities based on your individual DNA profile.
What can our test reveal?
Collagen Breakdown
Your SkinDNA* test will tell us the speed at which your collagen is produced and broken down. Accelerated collagen loss can lead to a steep decline in the health and appearance of the skin as well as contribute to poor wound healing. Diet and lifestyle intervention can help mitigate the effects of accelerated collagen loss.
Glycation Wrinkling
Glycation happens when excess glucose (sugar) molecules link to the skin's collagen & elastin fibers creating advanced glycation end products (AGEs). Glycated collagen fibers can become rigid and have reduced ability to regenerate, leading to lax, cracked, or thinning skin. Learn how sugar affects your skin and whether you are prone to excess damage from high sugar intake.
Sun Damage & Pigmentation
Sun damage can include texture changes, pigment changes, and skin cancers. Often, these problems can take years to surface and by the time you see them, it may be too late to correct them. Our test determines how well your skin can handle the strains of the sun and pinpoints preventative actions based on your sun sensitivity.
Free Radical Damage
Free radicals can effect any molecule in our body and wreak havoc in every layer of the skin, This can lead to a dull, aged, lifeless complexion. Our bodies produce antioxidants to help fight the damage caused by free radicals. Our test can discover how well your body is able to fight free radicals and produce antioxidants.
Skin Sensitivity
Inflammation is the body's first line of response for healing and counteracting infections and foreign substances. Too much inflammation however, can lead to irritation and sensitivity to some of your favorite products. Find out how prone you are to experiencing excessive inflammation and what steps you can take to counteract it.