Diamond-Augmented Zinc Oxide (ND-ZnO) introduces a novel approach to dermatological therapeutics by combining the protective properties of zinc oxide with the regenerative capabilities of nanodiamonds. This technology significantly enhances dermal fibroblast migration, accelerating wound healing by 198%, while restoring collagen synthesis by over 70% in aged cells. Additionally, ND-ZnO improves transdermal delivery, increasing niacinamide absorption by 203%, optimizing the bioavailability of active ingredients for superior therapeutic outcomes. Recent studies and clinical trials highlight the efficacy of ND-ZnO in post procedure recovery, including CO₂ laser treatments and Actinic Keratosis management, demonstrating faster healing and improved patient outcomes. The integration of ND-ZnO into dermatological formulations addresses key challenges in skin regeneration, offering enhanced cellular repair, protection against oxidative stress, and deeper penetration of therapeutic agents. This presentation will discuss the scientific foundation, experimental data, and clinical relevance of ND-ZnO technology. By bridging material science and dermatology, ND-ZnO provides a comprehensive strategy for advancing skin health and regeneration, with implications for both aesthetic and therapeutic applications. 

Xinge Diana Zhang is a scientist specializing in molecular discovery and dermatological therapeutics. She earned her Ph.D. from Harvard University, where she pioneered high-throughput enzyme evolution using droplet microfluidics. Her research focuses on developing biomaterial-based innovations for skin regeneration, wound healing, and transdermal drug delivery. As Head of Bioengineering at B.A.I. Biosciences, Dr. Zhang leads efforts in bioengineered skincare solutions, bridging material science and dermatology. Her work on Diamond-Augmented Zinc Oxide (ND-ZnO) technology has demonstrated significant improvements in fibroblast migration, collagen synthesis, and the absorption of active ingredients, offering new possibilities for post procedure recovery and therapeutic skincare. Dr. Zhang’s research has been published in leading journals, including Angewandte Chemie and Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), highlighting her contributions to enzyme evolution and biomaterials.