Dr.LIV Kraemer -your personal Skin-Trainer

Dr.LIV Kraemer -your personal Skin-Trainer

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Dr. Liv Kraemer (M.D., Ph.D.) is a board certified dermatologist with a focus skin longevity Her new clinic in Zurich focuses on skincare and beauty.

is a board certified dermatologist with a focus in cosmoceuticals, aesthetic and preventative dermatology. After research in tissue engineering, genetics and stem cells, she worked internationally- in Europe, the UAE and at Columbia University in NYC as well as Charite, Berlin. Prior to acquiring her academic and professional qualifications she worked in the fashion industry for many years. This b

29/07/2026

This is how I’d go to the beach .. although I rarely do. 😄

If I do, I always wear a hat, protective clothing, sunscreen, sunglasses, and stay in the shade whenever possible.

My future skin will thank me. 👩🏻‍⚕️☀️

Photos from Dr.LIV Kraemer -your personal Skin-Trainer's post 25/07/2026

Most longevity talk is longevity washing.

I was in Berlin teaching medical students at the Charité, and I did not start with protocols. I started with the definition, because the word has been taken over by people selling shelves and calling it medicine.

Longevity is not sickcare. Sickcare treats you once something has already broken.

It is not healthcare either. Healthcare keeps the label, not always the promise.

Longevity is the fifty shades in between. The years where nothing hurts yet and everything is already happening. That in-between is where science kicks in, and where medicine belongs.

And skin is the basic of all of it.

Roughly two square metres. Your largest organ, and the only one you read every single day without a lab or a device. Nearly every hallmark of ageing runs there too: cellular senescence, mitochondrial decline, collagen loss, low-grade inflammation. Skin is the dashboard of the longevity funnel. A dashboard does not fix anything. It tells you whether the system underneath is working.

Here is what makes that in-between so easy to ignore: DNA damage does not hurt. Your skin has no receptors for it. No sunburn does not mean no damage. The redness is the inflammation hours later. The damage came first.

So skin is not cared for. Skin is trained. Protecting cells, supporting repair, lowering the daily load before it compounds. A protocol, not a routine. Not a beauty project. A responsibility.

The last slide is the one to save. Skin findings that can point to something internal. Not a self-diagnosis tool, a reason to look closer. The diagnosis belongs to a physician.

All of it, unpacked properly, is in my book Skin Longevity (Ullstein Verlag).

Where do you see the most longevity washing right now?



Me lecturing at the Charite Berlin, defining longevity for medical students: not sickcare, not healthcare, but the years in between where nothing hurts yet and ageing is already under way.

DNA damage doesn’t hurt.
Your skin has no receptors for it. No sunburn does not mean no damage.
The redness is the inflammation hours later. The damage came first.

Longevity belongs

25/07/2026

365 days. One habit. Wear sunscreen every day. 👩🏻‍⚕️

01/07/2026

3 things I don’t care about as a dermatologist 👀

1. Which sunscreen you use 👉🏻 as long as it’s SPF 30+, offers UVA protection, and you actually wear it every day.

2. How much water you drink 👉🏻 staying hydrated is great for your overall health, but chugging gallons won’t magically give you glowing skin.

3. Whether your pillowcase is silk 👉🏻 if you love it, great. But it’s not a skincare essential.

Focus on the basics that are backed by evidence, not the hype. ✨

Photos from Dr.LIV Kraemer -your personal Skin-Trainer's post 04/06/2026

Have you seen Dr. Liv at LOEB yet? 👀

Let me know in the comments! 🤭👇

Always super excited (and a little proud) to see my own brand represented in-store. ✨💙

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