
Opinion|Videos|April 10, 2025
Effect of High-Impact Site Involvement on Quality of Life
Panelists discuss how treating psoriasis in anatomically challenging areas such as the scalp, face, genitals, intertriginous zones, palms, soles, and nails requires specialized approaches due to unique barriers including limited penetration of topicals, skin sensitivity, mechanical friction, and psychological impact, necessitating tailored treatment strategies that may include modified vehicle formulations, careful steroid use, targeted phototherapy, or earlier consideration of systemic agents including biologics for these high-impact sites even when overall body surface involvement is limited.
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- What are some areas of the body that are particularly challenging to treat in psoriasis? What is your approach to treatment for these areas?
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