Psoriasis is a chronic inflammatory skin condition that can cause thick, scaly, itchy or uncomfortable patches on the skin. It may affect the scalp, elbows, knees, nails and other areas, and symptoms can improve and return over time. At EPYX DERMA, Dr. Suhasini provides dermatologist-led psoriasis care focused on controlling flare-ups, reducing discomfort and supporting long-term skin health.
Every psoriasis case is different. Our approach begins with evaluating the type, severity and location of the patches, scalp or nail involvement, itching, previous treatments, medical history and possible joint symptoms. Depending on the condition, the care plan may include prescription topical treatment, moisturization guidance, scalp care, phototherapy referral or systemic treatment coordination when required.
- Dermatologist-guided care for plaque, scalp and other forms of psoriasis.
- Customized treatment plans based on severity, location and symptoms.
- Helps reduce scaling, itching, redness and recurring flare-ups.
- Support for scalp, nail and sensitive-area psoriasis concerns.
- Long-term management guidance for adults and children when appropriate.
- Advice on moisturizers, triggers and daily skin-care habits.
Personalized psoriasis care for healthier, more comfortable skin
We focus on controlling inflammation, easing symptoms and protecting the skin barrier through a treatment plan tailored to your psoriasis pattern and lifestyle.
personalized psoriasis plans
Treatment is planned after evaluating the psoriasis type, affected areas, severity, symptoms, triggers and previous medication use.
evidence-based medical care
Care may include prescription topical medicines, moisturization, scalp therapy, phototherapy or systemic treatment when clinically required.
flare-up control
Consistent treatment and trigger management can help reduce itching, scaling and the frequency or severity of flare-ups.
whole-patient monitoring
Dr. Suhasini also checks for scalp, nail and joint symptoms and guides you on safe long-term maintenance and follow-up.
Frequently asked questions
We evaluate and manage plaque psoriasis, scalp psoriasis, nail involvement, recurring itchy or scaly patches and psoriasis affecting different body areas.
Yes. A consultation helps Dr. Suhasini confirm the diagnosis, assess severity and affected areas, review previous treatment and check for scalp, nail or joint involvement.
Psoriasis is usually a long-term condition, but appropriate treatment can control symptoms, clear or significantly improve the skin and reduce flare-ups.
The duration varies according to the type, severity, body areas involved and response to treatment. Psoriasis often requires ongoing maintenance and regular follow-up.
Yes. Psoriasis can affect the scalp and nails, and some people may develop joint pain or stiffness. Please mention these symptoms during consultation for appropriate evaluation.
