Inflammatory skin diseases are chronic or relapsing skin conditions that affect both health and quality of life.

Treatment is based on medical diagnosis, personalized medication and supportive therapies aimed at regulating inflammation and skin barrier function.

The approach is always long-term and adapted to the flare-ups and remissions of each condition.

Sessions:

Usually an initial protocol is required every 1-2 months, with reassessment and maintenance depending on the course of the disease.

Duration of effect:

Long-term control of the condition with possible relapses that are regulated therapeutically.

Combined with:

topical treatments, medication, laser

Autoinflammatory disease (Psoriasis)

Psoriasis is a chronic autoinflammatory skin disease, characterized by flare-ups and remissions and can significantly affect daily life and quality of life.

Treatment is based on accurate dermatological assessment, personalized treatment and supportive therapies that contribute to reducing inflammation, restoring the skin barrier and controlling symptoms.

The approach is adapted to the needs of each patient and the severity of the disease, aiming for long-term remission and stabilization of the skin image.

Sessions:

A treatment protocol is usually applied every 4-8 weeks, with regular reassessment and maintenance depending on the course and flare-ups of the disease.

Duration of effect:

Long-term control of the disease and symptoms, with possible relapses that are treated therapeutically.

Combined with:

topical therapies, systemic medication, biological agents, UNB -UNA, phototherapy