Diabetic Skin

In addition to other effects on the body, diabetes can also negatively affect the skin. In fact, skin problems can sometimes be among the first visible signs of diabetes. In people with diabetes, high blood sugar levels (glucose), impaired circulation, and nerve damage can lead to various skin issues. As a result, diabetic skin is more prone to such complications, and people with diabetes should be aware of possible skin-related issues.

Diabetes can leave the skin drier, itchier and more sensitive. Daily care therefore matters: Coresatin® Aloe Vera Severe Dry Skin Relief Cream was developed for the daily care of very dry, itch-prone skin — it provides long-lasting moisture, cleanses gently and supports the natural skin barrier.

This information is provided for general awareness only and does not replace professional medical advice. For persistent, worsening, or unusual skin concerns, please consult a dermatologist.