Skin microbiome disruption and dermatological risk in athletes

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Review synthesizes evidence on skin microbiome in athletes, highlighting risks and prevention strategies.

Athletic activity significantly alters skin microbiota, leading to increased risks of infections and inflammatory diseases.
Key findings indicate that sweat and synthetic clothing can disrupt microbial balance, worsening skin conditions like MRSA colonization.
Observational study of published literature reveals critical links between physical activity and skin microbiome disruptions.
Preventive measures promote microbial diversity, enhancing skin barrier function and paving the way for effective sports dermatology interventions.

Grudina et al. (2025) studied this question.

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