Demonstrating measurable benefits to skin health is becoming increasingly important for product differentiation and commercial success in today's competitive skincare market. Growing consumer interest in health, wellness and healthy aging is driving demand for skin longevity and rejuvenation products backed by objective, evidence-based efficacy data.
In this webinar, presenter Georgios Stamatas explores skin autofluorescence biomarkers as tools to provide insights into epidermal renewal, age-related changes in collagen and elastin and skin barrier recovery. These autofluorescence biomarkers measure naturally occurring bands of fluorescent compounds in the skin and represent a non-invasive approach to assessing changes in skin physiology.
Discover how advanced methods and instrumentation can be used to measure skin biomarkers and how in vivo fluorescence spectroscopy can generate objective insights into skin physiology. We will also demonstrate how cosmetic active deposition following topical application can be documented, providing objective evidence of product performance.
Through published research and real-world applications, we will show how these fluorescence biomarkers can be used to track age-related changes, monitor skin barrier rebuilding and strengthen efficacy substantiation strategies. In addition, a Q&A session will provide an opportunity to discuss practical applications and business challenges with our expert.
Agenda
- Skin autofluorescence principles
- Fluorescence biomarkers for skin aging
- Fluorescence biomarkers for assessing skin barrier recovery
- Advanced test designs for skin longevity and rejuvenation studies
- Q&A
Who should attend:
This webinar is aimed at cosmetic manufacturers and suppliers seeking to strengthen efficacy substantiation and generate objective evidence to support skin longevity, healthy aging and skin rejuvenation claims.
This webinar takes place on November 23, 2026, at 10:00 am EST.
Georgios is an expert in skin biology with over 25 years of international experience. He is the author of 116 peer-reviewed publications and 14 patents, many of which have advanced formulation strategies and skin assessment methodologies. Passionate about bridging research and application, he focuses on translating scientific discoveries into practical insights for product development and efficacy assessment.
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