Psoriasis is a persistent skin condition that speeds up the growth cycle of skin cells, resulting in thick, white, red, or silvery patches of skin.
We have professional dermatologists in Sugar Land and Memorial, who provide treatment for psoriasis symptoms and their underlying causes for patients of all ages.
If psoriasis is impacting your quality of life, call or make an appointment with us today!
Psoriasis is linked to your immune system and heredity, despite the fact that the exact etiology is uncertain. Psoriasis is common, about 2% of people living in the U.S have this condition.
If you have psoriasis, certain triggers might exacerbate symptoms.
Common Psoriasis triggers include:
While there is no cure for psoriasis, depending on the severity and type of psoriasis a patient has, there are a variety of treatments available.
Inflammation of the skin can be reduced with our psoriasis treatment, which may improve the skin’s appearance.
With ongoing psoriasis therapy, the skin may recover and heal.
A long-term solution for psoriasis therapy is necessary because the symptoms frequently recur.
Individual treatment plans and their associated costs are discussed when you visit one of our board certified dermatologists.
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The type of treatment you use is determined by the severity of your psoriasis and how well it responded to previous therapies. Before you find a treatment that works for you, you may need to try a variety of medications or a combination of treatments.
Although additional research is needed, doctors believe that patients with psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis are more prone to develop other serious diseases.
According to several studies, a little bit every day can help with your symptoms. However, you must exercise caution to avoid overdoing it. A sunburn could cause a flare-up.
Psoriasis can be worse by stress, illness, lack of sleep, and damage, particularly to your child’s skin. Infection with the bacteria Streptococcus, which causes tonsillitis, causes psoriasis to worsen.
TEAM Dermatology advises you of the departure of Dr. Kuda Maloney from our Memorial and Sugar Land locations in November of 2023. Dr. Maloney will be pursuing interests outside of private practice and we wish her the best in achievement of her future endeavors. Please contact our office to arrange for your care with another provider in our offices.
