Launch Event of Greece’s First Nano-doctor, Dr. Varvara Karagkiozaki, and the Cutting-Edge Cosmetics Line
“NANOTOUCHE” by VK NANO
Successful Launch Event of Greece’s First Nano-doctor, Dr. Varvara Karagkiozaki, and the Cutting-Edge “NANOTOUCHE®” Skincare Line by VK NANO
The launch event of Greece’s first Nano-doctor, Dr. Varvara Karagkiozaki, for the groundbreaking antioxidant skincare line “NANOTOUCHE®” by VK NANO was held with great success at the Roof Garden of the Divani Caravel Hotel.
From the early evening hours, representatives from the artistic and media industries, as well as beauty enthusiasts, gathered to meet Dr. Karagkiozaki in person and experience the innovative NANOTOUCHE® skincare line.
The NANOTOUCHE® Collection
The NANOTOUCHE® line consists of two advanced skincare products:
- Nanotouche® Ageless – An antioxidant, firming anti-aging cream enriched with curcumin, featuring a rich texture ideal for mature skin.
- Nanotouche® Radiance – A hydrating and revitalizing cream infused with bilberry extract, providing natural protection against blue light from electronic devices and UV radiation, preventing oxidative stress and premature skin aging.
The Scientific Expertise Behind VK NANO
As the inventor of the VKL innovative formula and founder of VK NANO, Dr. Varvara Karagkiozaki has dedicated over 20 years to nanotechnology research.
With postgraduate and doctoral studies in Nanotechnology, she is Greece’s first Nano-doctor and holds patents in Nanotechnology and Nanomedicine. She is also the head of the Nanomedicine team at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTh) in the LTFN Nanotechnology Lab.
Dr. Karagkiozaki has been a key researcher in over 30 European and Greek scientific projects, focusing on Nanomedicine applications for various diseases. In recent years, she has specialized in Nano-cosmetics, bringing scientific innovation into skincare.
The NANOTOUCHE® launch marks a new era in advanced skincare, merging cutting-edge nanotechnology with beauty and wellness, from Thessaloniki to the world.
