Ego Pharmaceuticals

Ever wondered what your skin's hydration levels actually look like? 💧

At the Hong Kong Health Expo, we didn't just talk about skin health, we showed it. Through personalised skin assessments, we gave attendees a look at their own hydration levels, and shared tips on mature skin health and eczema management.

As we age, our skin loses its natural ability to retain moisture. For the 2.5 million people in Hong Kong over 55, this can lead to severe dryness and a frustrating itch-scratch cycle. But by showing expo attendees their own hydration levels, we could demonstrate how a science-backed routine helps repair the skin barrier and break that cycle.

A huge thank you to everyone who stopped by the Ego booth. We’re proud to bring the science of healthy skin to every generation.

At Ego Pharmaceuticals, we develop the science of healthy skin, but how do the men in our own ranks manage their daily routines?

For Men's Health Week, we asked our global teams about the non-negotiable steps that keep them sharp. From our Chief Scientific & Innovation Officer to our sales leaders across the Middle East, the consensus is clear: skincare is not vanity; it is basic maintenance that drives daily confidence and performance.

Swipe to see how men across Ego maintain their skin health.

Always read the label and follow the directions for use. Avoid prolonged sun exposure and wear protective clothing, hats and eyewear to further reduce risk. Frequent re-application is required.

Before the new look Elucent was on your shelf, it was in our hands.

The team behind the relaunch share their favourite Elucent products, their stand-out launch moments, and the highlights that made it all feel worth it. This one's for the people who made it possible ✨

Skin care is our expertise, but planet care is our responsibility. This World Environment Day, we’re looking at the numbers that matter. As a participant of the UN Global Compact, we aren’t just setting vague sustainability goals; we are actively engineering our operations for a lower-impact future.

Our primary focus? A 50% reduction in carbon emissions from electricity and gas by 2030. Coupled with our recent pledge to the Global Self Care Federation’s Charter for Environmentally Sustainable Self Care, we are ensuring that the science of healthy skin doesn't come at the earth's expense.

Learn more about our approach to Corporate Social Responsibility here: https://www.egopharm.com/au/en/corporate-social-responsibility.html?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organic-social&utm_campaign=egopharm_au_en_brand_world-environment-day_org_awa_05-06-2026

Winter has a tendency to dry out your skin, but you can be prepared. When cold weather hits, many people make the mistake of using standard, highly alkaline soaps to wash their face and hands. This strips away the skin's natural lipids just when it needs them most, accelerating trans-epidermal water loss.

To prevent your skin from drying out you need to transition your routine. That means avoiding traditional soap and using a pH-balanced cleanser that supports your barrier with gentle, hydrating and dermatologically tested moisturisers.

Swipe to see exactly what happens to your skin in winter, and how to support it.

Always read the label and follow the directions for use. Avoid prolonged sun exposure and wear protective clothing, hats and eyewear to further reduce risk. Frequent re-application is required.

Meet Jane Trill, our IT & HR Systems Coordinator - and the person with the smartest home at Ego. 💡

Jane is an automation master. At home, her LED lights flash brown and gold every time Hawthorn kicks a goal! At work, she uses that same passion to bridge the gap between IT and HR, turning manual processes into streamlined workflows.

Bridging the gap between complex regulation and digital efficiency through ClickUp administration, workflow optimisation, and AI development, Jane is the proactive powerhouse who anticipates the team’s needs before we even ask.

We’re proud to have her technical expertise and warm humour in the Ego family. 🇦🇺

Know someone who always puts others first? Someone whose care makes a real difference to the people around them?

The QV Care Awards is back for its second year, recognising Australians whose acts of care create a lasting impact, whether it be an individual, community group, or cause.

Three winners, one from each category, will each receive $10,000, with winners announced this August. This year’s panel includes an inspiring group of women across healthcare, media and community leadership, including Evangeline Wood from Coolamon Community, Dermatologist Dr Cara McDonald, Ego Pharmaceuticals’ Simone Thomassen and Marie Claire Editor Georgie
McCourt.

Click the link to nominate someone today and help us celebrate those committed to care: https://www.qvskincare.com.au/about-qv/qvcareawards2026.html

T&Cs apply. Open to Australian residents 18+. Entries close 30 June 2025. One $10,000 winner per category. Visit qvskincare.com.au for full details.

In 1998, running a sales report meant scheduling it overnight and crossing your fingers it would be ready by morning. Creative approvals meant physically walking a folder from desk to desk. A lot has changed at Ego over the last 28 years, but for Chris Mitropoulos, one thing hasn't: the collaborative spirit.

Starting as a Marketing Assistant and rising to NPD & Insights Manager, Chris has evolved from managing domestic and international brands to integrating consumer and healthcare professional insights into brand planning and innovation. Along the way, she has led major marketing initiatives, including a partnership with the AFL, and navigated the complexities of the COVID-19 pandemic, alongside a dedicated team, to ensure we could deliver essential products to where they were needed most.

Swipe through to explore Chris’s career journey, her proudest milestones, and her advice for anyone looking to build a lasting career. 👉

A huge congratulations to Craig Dominique-Smith (UK) and Dr. Anna Lucas (AUS) - the winners of the 2026 Ego Dermatology Nursing Fellowships.

You cannot solve global skin health challenges with localised thinking. In partnership with the Australian Dermatology Nurses Association (ADNA) and British Dermatological Nursing Group (BDNG), these fellowships exist to celebrate dermatology nurses for their clinical excellence and patient care, whilst facilitating a unique international knowledge exchange and providing funding for further education.

Craig and Anna, your dedication to dermatology nursing, patient-centred care, and professional development embodies the very best of healthcare leadership. We are proud to back your journeys and invest in your further education.