Psoriasis
Psoriasis is a chronic autoinflammatory disease characterized by abnormal and excessive proliferation of skin cells. It affects men and women of all ages and can have complications, such as psoriatic arthritis and psoriatic onychomycosis.
01. History & examination
We begin by taking a history from the patient and examining for uniformity or inhomogeneity.
02. Treatment & management
We prioritize modern therapeutic methods based on our patient's choices and desires.
03. Emphasis on the result
We are by your side at every stage to help you with personalized treatments to have healthy and beautiful skin.
Your skin health is our priority
It is an inflammatory skin disease with flare-ups and remissions. The patient usually presents with well-formed red plaques on their skin, on which silvery scales develop.
The plaques most commonly appear on the knees, elbows, and scalp and may be small or spread over a large area of skin. They can sometimes cause itching.
Ongoing scientific research has brought significant results in the treatment of psoriasis. Topical preparations, systemic medications and
Newer biological agents are now available to the modern dermatologist and can achieve complete remission of symptoms and
improving the quality of life of patients.
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Frequently asked questions
What medicines are used for botulinum therapy?
Immediately I would like to note that the procedure for relaxing the muscles that cause the appearance of facial wrinkles is called botulinum therapy, and Botox (Botox) is the registered name of one of the first botulinum toxins produced by the American company Allergan.
What is better than Botox or Dysport, Botox or Xeomin?
Immediately I would like to note that the procedure for relaxing the muscles that cause the appearance of facial wrinkles is called botulinum therapy, and Botox (Botox) is the registered name of one of the first botulinum toxins produced by the American company Allergan.
Does Botox apply to lip augmentation?
Immediately I would like to note that the procedure for relaxing the muscles that cause the appearance of facial wrinkles is called botulinum therapy, and Botox (Botox) is the registered name of one of the first botulinum toxins produced by the American company Allergan.
Is Botox eliminated from the body?
Immediately I would like to note that the procedure for relaxing the muscles that cause the appearance of facial wrinkles is called botulinum therapy, and Botox (Botox) is the registered name of one of the first botulinum toxins produced by the American company Allergan.
What is Botox?
Immediately I would like to note that the procedure for relaxing the muscles that cause the appearance of facial wrinkles is called botulinum therapy, and Botox (Botox) is the registered name of one of the first botulinum toxins produced by the American company Allergan.
Does it hurt to give an injection?
Immediately I would like to note that the procedure for relaxing the muscles that cause the appearance of facial wrinkles is called botulinum therapy, and Botox (Botox) is the registered name of one of the first botulinum toxins produced by the American company Allergan.
How long is the procedure?
Immediately I would like to note that the procedure for relaxing the muscles that cause the appearance of facial wrinkles is called botulinum therapy, and Botox (Botox) is the registered name of one of the first botulinum toxins produced by the American company Allergan.
Are there any side effects?
Immediately I would like to note that the procedure for relaxing the muscles that cause the appearance of facial wrinkles is called botulinum therapy, and Botox (Botox) is the registered name of one of the first botulinum toxins produced by the American company Allergan.
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