The use of silica biomicroneedles in acne therapy. Analysis of skin parameters

Silica biomicroneedles are obtained from sponge skeletons through hydrolysis, purification, and appropriate drying. They are used in regenerative medicine and cosmetology to promote active substance absorption and a physical stimulus that triggers a cascade of repair processes through a puncture mechanism. The study aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of acne therapy using silica biomicroneedles. Statistically significant improvement was observed in all parameters tested, including a reduction in the number of acne lesions. Imaging diagnostics showed a decrease in inflammation, porphyrins, and sebaceous gland activity. The therapy showed potential as an effective, non-invasive adjunct to acne treatment, especially with appropriate qualification and a holistic approach.