Skin Biology 2. Specific Tissue Reactions of the Epidermis and Dermis
For the epidermis and dermis there are specific causes and tissue reactions – there is no room for chance, fate or the body's stupidity!
The basic tissue types include very different types of organs and are therefore also responsible for different tasks. The tissue categories can be divided into four types of conflicts, each of which consists of a mismatch with the biological needs.
The skin consists of several individual layers and skin appendages that belong to different germ layers and therefore inevitably react differently. In the second week of pregnancy the two-layered germ layer develops and in the third week the three-layered germ layer from which all further tissues, cells and organs arise. The interested reader and user of instrumental cosmetic procedures or when applying cosmetic products and active ingredients can use the germ layer-specific connections to bio-logically achieve the desired goals more quickly.
Epidermis and dermis belong to different germ layers and therefore react completely differently
Skin is not the same as skin and therefore it is not surprising that the epidermis reacts completely differently than the dermis when we look at the biological processes and take into account the developmental history of the germ layers.
The sebaceous glands, for example, react with hyperfunction and increased sebum production during conflict activity, while the epidermis reacts with hypofunction / cell breakdown (ulcers) during conflict activity. Increased sebum production can only occur when a "specific" conflict is active; only in a conflict-active phase do the sebaceous glands react with increased production (increased function) of sebum! In the repair phase the opposite reaction occurs: sebaceous gland hypofunction with reduced sebum production! This allows the symptoms of the skin to be analyzed in precise detail and treated sensibly in accordance with the biological laws.