When care becomes irritation

Julia, 46, comes to the Krallerhof for the first time. She works at an agency, spends a lot of time in front of a screen, and rarely gets fresh air. Her skin feels permanently dry, tends to redness, and occasionally develops blemishes – especially in the lower facial area. She uses only high-quality products, pays attention to ingredients, avoids fragrances, and has gradually expanded her skincare routine over the years.
The result: a fully stocked bathroom cabinet – and increasingly sensitive skin.

After a brief conversation, a skin analysis with the VISIA Gen7 follows. The picture is clear: the skin is superficially cared for, but overloaded in the deeper layers. Clogged pores, elevated inflammation values, a disturbed microbiome, initial UV damage despite daily sun protection. Her biological skin age is above her actual age.
Not because she did something wrong, but because she didn’t know what her skin really needed. She took good care – but missed the true needs.

Care begins with understanding

The VISIA analysis does not provide a cosmetic recommendation but rather a comprehensive skin profile. It shows where the system has fallen out of balance – invisible, but noticeable.
From this, an individual skincare plan is developed, tailored to skin conditions instead of skin types. In Julia’s case, this means more deep cleansing using targeted acids to remove deposits and restore the skin’s absorption capacity. This step is complemented by a JetPeel treatment, where active ingredients like hyaluronic acid or antioxidants are painlessly and deeply infused.
An LED light therapy supports the regulation of inflammation, while a gentle oxygen treatment activates cell supply.
After two days, the skin is visibly calmer. After four weeks, the redness has reduced, the feeling of tightness has disappeared, and the complexion is clearer. The number of products has shrunk – the effectiveness has increased.

More precision, the right products

This approach is not a luxury. It is a return to logic.
Biohacking for the skin means: not more, but better. Not smoother, younger, tighter. But healthier, more resilient, more self-regulating.
At the center is not the next innovation, but a simple question:
What does this skin really need right now? And what is overwhelming it more than helping it?

Skincare, reimagined

Those who want to understand their skin do not need a new product line – but a clear foundation.
Modern analysis methods like VISIA Gen7 reveal what has long remained hidden. And open up a way to think of skincare not from the outside, but from within.
Not as a trend. But as an invitation to clarity.
At the Krallerhof, this approach stands for long-term regeneration – not for superficial effects. Skincare as a mirror of lifestyle: precise, regenerative, individual.