Skin Protocol

Sensitive Skin During Cancer Treatment

Gentle care for compromised skin

Skin that is sensitive, dry, or compromised during or after chemotherapy or radiation.

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Healthy skin starts within

Where it often starts

Osmosis offers an Oncology Friendly collection of formulas it describes as gentle enough for even the most sensitive, compromised skin, and it partners with oncology organizations to provide safe skincare for people in treatment.

Explore the Osmosis Skin Map or read Healthy Skin Starts Within.

Step 1 · Start with your care team

Share this plan with your oncology team first, especially before any supplement or in-spa therapy. Then keep skincare simple and gentle.

Step 2 · Osmosis skincare

Your daily routine

Morning

  1. Osmosis Cleanse1. Cleanse: gentle, oncology-friendly cleanser
  2. Osmosis StemFactor2. StemFactor: exosome growth factor serum for visible skin rejuvenation
  3. Osmosis Quench3. Quench: daily hydrating moisturizer

Evening

  1. Osmosis Cleanse1. Cleanse: gentle, oncology-friendly cleanser
  2. Osmosis Nourish2. Nourish: avocado facial oil
  3. Osmosis Enrich3. Enrich: restorative face and neck cream
Step 3 · Heal from within

Inside-out support

During treatment, ask your oncology team before taking any supplement, including skin supplements.

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Step 4 · At MK Wellness

In-spa therapies that help

Good to know: Every in-spa therapy during cancer treatment needs your oncology team's approval first. Our team will always ask.

Every day

Daily habits

  • Fragrance-free everything, from skincare to laundry
  • Lukewarm water and soft towels
  • Gentle mineral sun protection, since treatment can make skin more sun-sensitive
Make it yours

Ask our AI about your skin

Our AI builds your plan from the protocols below. You can save its answer as a PDF.

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When to see a provider: Tell your oncology team about any rash, blistering, or skin change during treatment.

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