Laboratoires Dermatologiques d'Uriage presented significant findings at the 2026 European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology (EADV) Congress in Vienna. The research highlights the connection between skin barrier repair and microbiome improvement, particularly in conditions like atopic dermatitis and acne.

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Dr. Marius Anton Ionescu, Scientific Communication and Medical Director at Uriage, emphasized the importance of understanding skin immune mechanisms. Uriage showcased translational research with clinically proven outcomes aimed at aiding dermatologists in treating common skin conditions.

Uriage's new product, XEMOSE C8+, features a novel generation of biomimetic ceramides that address the skin barrier dysfunction seen in atopic dermatitis, which affects approximately 20% of children and up to 10% of adults globally. Research indicates that XEMOSE C8+ Balm can soothe itching from the first application, increase ceramide levels within 24 hours, and demonstrate improvement in clinical signs of atopic dermatitis, such as a reported 62% reduction in itching and a 47% decrease in erythema.

The BARIEDERM-CICA+ Repairing Cream focuses on skin regeneration, targeting both the healing environment and the regulation of skin repair processes. Clinical studies showed a 90% reduction in redness and damaged skin appearance within a week of use.

Furthermore, the BARIESUN range was highlighted for its use of non-occlusive polymers that effectively limit the skin penetration of UV filters, providing enhanced photoprotection in ex vivo studies.

Uriage's Repairing Thermal Water remains central to its formulations, adding essential minerals that help optimize hydration and reinforce skin barriers. The brand also introduced Uriage Pro, a platform for healthcare professionals offering resources and clinical content.

Uriage has been a pioneer in dermatological skincare for over 30 years and operates a Therapeutic Thermal Center, recognized by the Academy of Medicine in 1877, which welcomes over 4,500 patients annually. Uriage's commitment to advancing skin health is backed by a portfolio of 17 patents showcased at numerous international dermatology congresses.