Assessment
We review your digestive, skin, and urinary history along with any relevant labs, looking at how symptoms in each area may be related.
Cutchogue, New York
Microbiome revitalization assesses and rebuilds the bacteria in your gut, on your skin, and in your urinary tract. It is used for digestive problems, skin flares, and recurring infections.
Your microbiome is the community of bacteria and other microbes that live in your gut, on your skin, and in your urinary and vaginal tracts. When this balance is disrupted, you may notice bloating, irregular digestion, breakouts, or repeated infections. Antibiotics, diet, stress, and illness can all cause these changes.
Microbiome revitalization starts with an assessment of your symptoms and health history. We then recommend diet changes, targeted supplements, and lifestyle steps to restore a healthier balance.
The gut, bladder, and skin affect each other, so improving balance in one area can help the others. The microbiome changes slowly. Most patients see gradual improvement over weeks to months.
Breakouts, redness, and sensitivity can be linked to gut imbalance and not only to the skin.
Bloating, irregular bowel habits, and food sensitivities can be signs of an imbalanced gut.
The gut and bladder are connected, so microbiome care can support urinary and vaginal health.
Antibiotics kill helpful bacteria along with harmful ones. A plan can help rebuild them.
We review your digestive, skin, and urinary history along with any relevant labs, looking at how symptoms in each area may be related.
Your plan includes specific diet changes, supplements, and lifestyle steps. Each recommendation comes with clear instructions.
The microbiome changes slowly, so you return for check-ins. Your plan is adjusted based on how your symptoms respond.
Courtney Lake, NP, leads microbiome care at North Fork Radiance. She has more than 20 years in healthcare, with a background in infectious disease and medical and surgical critical care.
Gut, skin, and urinary symptoms can signal an infection that needs medical treatment. A Nurse Practitioner can tell the difference, order the right tests, and treat an infection when needed. That makes her plans safer than advice from a wellness provider without clinical training.
These services are often combined with microbiome revitalization.
It begins with an assessment of your digestive, skin, and urinary history. We then build a plan based on your symptoms and any lab results.
The microbiome changes gradually. Most patients see steady improvement over weeks to months.
Yes. The gut and skin are linked, so improving gut balance can reduce some skin symptoms.
Yes. Antibiotics can reduce helpful bacteria, and a plan can help rebuild them.
Clients visit our Cutchogue office for microbiome revitalization from across the North Fork.
Clients in Cutchogue and Nassau Point come to our office on Main Road for microbiome assessments and follow-up visits.
Mattituck residents visit our Cutchogue office for microbiome revitalization.
Clients from Southold see Courtney Lake in Cutchogue for gut, skin, and urinary microbiome care.
Shelter Island clients travel to our Cutchogue office for microbiome assessments and check-ins.
Greenport residents come to North Fork Radiance in Cutchogue for microbiome revitalization.
Clients from Aquebogue visit our Cutchogue office for microbiome care.
Peconic residents receive microbiome revitalization at our Cutchogue office.
Jamesport clients come to our Cutchogue office to start and continue their microbiome plan.
Clients from Laurel visit North Fork Radiance in Cutchogue for microbiome care.
New Suffolk residents come to our Cutchogue office for microbiome revitalization.
Book a consultation to review your digestive, skin, or urinary symptoms. We will build a plan based on your history.