Skin is a mirror of internal health. Nutrient deficiencies, especially in vitamins and minerals, can lead to various skin concerns. Deficiency-related skin conditions often occur due to poor diet, malabsorption, or underlying health issues.

Common Deficiencies That Affect Skin:
    •    Vitamin A: Dry, rough skin
    •    Vitamin B (especially B3, B7, B12): Rashes, pigmentation, cracked lips
    •    Vitamin C: Dullness, slow healing, bleeding gums
    •    Vitamin D: Inflammation, psoriasis
    •    Vitamin E: Premature aging, dryness
    •    Iron: Pale skin, dark circles
    •    Zinc: Acne, slow healing, eczema
    •    Protein: Thin, saggy skin, poor skin regeneration

Symptoms:
    •    Rough, flaky, or scaly skin
    •    Hyperpigmentation or pale patches
    •    Skin infections or acne
    •    Redness, irritation, or rashes
    •    Early wrinkles or sagging

Treatment Options:
    •    Nutritional supplements (oral or IV therapy)
    •    Balanced diet with skin-boosting foods
    •    Blood tests to identify deficiencies
    •    Customized skin and health plan
    •    Skin rejuvenation facials and antioxidant therapy

Treating the root cause through internal correction leads to long-term skin health improvement.