Most common
Chronic plaque psoriasis
Raised, red plaques with silvery‑white scales—often on elbows, knees, lower back, and scalp. We focus on calming inflammation, softening plaques, and protecting pigment in Indian and melanin‑rich skin.
Psoriasis Treatment
Skin Concerns · Psoriasis
Psoriasis treatment that soothes flares and supports your skin long‑term.
Psoriasis is a chronic, immune‑mediated condition—not “just dry skin”. At Eden, we combine medical therapy, targeted procedures, and sensitive skincare routines to calm plaques, reduce itching, and protect your skin and confidence over time.
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Dermatology‑led assessment to confirm your type of psoriasis, severity, and triggers.
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Stepwise plan that first calms active plaques and scaling, then fades redness and thickening.
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Guidance on medicated topicals, systemic options when needed, and gentle, psoriasis‑friendly routines.
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Support for scalp, nail, and body psoriasis with realistic, easy‑to‑follow home care.
Every plan is customised. We respect your comfort, lifestyle, and medical history—there is no single cream or laser that suits every psoriasis patient.
Plaque Psoriasis
Scalp Psoriasis
Nail & Palmoplantar
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Types of psoriasis we commonly treat
Recognising the specific pattern of psoriasis helps us choose the safest and most effective combinations of medicines, light‑based therapies, and skincare. Many patients have more than one type at the same time.
Scalp
Scalp psoriasis & dandruff‑like flaking
Thick scaling along the hairline, behind the ears, or over the whole scalp. We design medicated shampoos, lotions, and in‑clinic treatments that soothe without damaging hair.
Drop‑like spots
Guttate psoriasis
Multiple small, red “drop‑like” spots on the body, often after throat infections. Early medical care helps prevent progression and clears flares more smoothly.
Skin folds
Inverse / flexural psoriasis
Smooth, red patches in armpits, groin, under the breasts, and other folds. These areas need very gentle, non‑irritating medication and careful moisture balance.
Hands & feet
Palmoplantar psoriasis
Thick, painful plaques and cracks on the palms and soles that can affect walking or work. We combine strong, targeted therapy with intensive barrier repair.
Nails
Nail psoriasis
Pitting, discoloration, thickening, or lifting of the nails. Nail involvement often needs longer treatment and close follow‑up—but improvement is possible with the right plan.
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Your psoriasis journey at Eden
Psoriasis is usually a long‑term condition, but your discomfort and visibility of plaques do not have to be. We build a realistic roadmap so you know how we aim to calm flares, protect your skin, and reduce impact on daily life.
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Consultation, diagnosis & trigger mapping
Week 0
We understand where your psoriasis shows up, how long it has been present, what worsens it, and what has been tried before.
- Full skin, scalp, and nail examination; dermatoscope imaging when needed.
- Review of past and current creams, tablets, and home remedies.
- Discussion of triggers such as stress, infections, weather, or friction.
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Calm the current flare & protect your barrier
Weeks 1–8
The first priority is to reduce itching, burning, and scaling while keeping your skin barrier healthy.
- Prescription topicals (steroids, vitamin D analogues, etc.) tailored to area and severity.
- Moisturiser and bath routine built for psoriasis‑prone, pigment‑rich skin.
- Where appropriate, planning for phototherapy or systemic / biologic options with your dermatologist and physician.
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Reduce thickness, redness & visibility
Months 2–6
Once flares are better controlled, we aim to thin plaques, even out colour, and minimise long‑term texture changes.
- Careful tapering of strong medicines to safer, maintenance routines.
- Light‑based therapies and clinic treatments when indicated and safe for your skin tone.
- Support for scalp and nail recovery, where improvements can take longer.
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Long‑term maintenance & flare planning
Ongoing
Because psoriasis can come and go, we help you recognise early warning signs and adjust your routine quickly.
- Simple, sustainable skincare you can follow through seasons and travel.
- Clear written plan for what to do if a flare starts.
- Periodic reviews to adapt treatment as your life, stress levels, or health change.
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Personalised psoriasis programs, not just steroid creams
Psoriasis care is more than repeating the same tube of cream. We consider your age, lifestyle, distribution of plaques, and other medical conditions to design a safe, step‑by‑step plan.
Plans for Indian and melanin‑rich skin, with strong focus on pigment safety and scar prevention.
Education on how to use topical medicines correctly and safely—when to increase, when to taper.
Options to coordinate with rheumatology, internal medicine, or other specialists where joint or systemic symptoms are present.
Support for sensitive areas like face, folds, scalp, and nails with tailored routines.
Chronic Plaque Psoriasis Program
For patients with long‑standing plaques on elbows, knees, trunk, or scalp. We focus on calming inflammation now and building a clear plan for future seasons.
⚪ Mapping out all involved areas and setting realistic goals for each.
⚪ Structured use of medicated creams and ointments with clear taper schedules.
⚪ Discussion of phototherapy and systemic or biologic options when indicated.
⚪ Skin‑care, clothing, and lifestyle tips to reduce friction and dryness.
Scalp Psoriasis Focus Plan
For patients troubled by flakes, itching, or visible plaques around the hairline and parting. Our goal is to clear comfortably without damaging hair or scalp barrier.
⚪ Rotation of medicated shampoos, lotions, and oils for comfort and convenience.
⚪ Guidance on how often to wash, how to loosen scales safely, and what to avoid.
⚪ Optional clinic‑based treatments to soften heavy plaques.
⚪ Support for managing sensitivity if colouring or styling hair.
Nail & Palmoplantar Support
Nail and hand‑foot psoriasis often takes longer and needs patience. We create a timeline so you know what kind of change to expect and when.
⚪ Targeted topical or injected therapies for nail beds when appropriate.
⚪ Intensive barrier repair routines for hands and feet that still fit work life.
⚪ Advice on footwear, occupation‑related friction, and safe manicures/pedicures.
⚪ Regular reviews with photos to track subtle but meaningful gains.
Rapid Flare Support Plan
Designed for sudden flare‑ups after illness, stress, or medication changes. We act quickly but safely to bring your skin back under control.
⚪ Prioritising itch and sleep relief while controlling inflammation.
⚪ Clear instructions on emergency vs. maintenance use of medicines.
⚪ Follow‑up to transition from strong therapy back to gentler routines.
⚪ Planning ahead so future flares feel less frightening and more manageable.
Living with psoriasis, with more comfort and control
Questions about psoriasis treatment
Psoriasis treatment FAQs
Unsure whether you need tablets, injections, or just a better routine? These answers give you a starting point—your dermatologist will personalise the details after examining your skin and medical history.
Can psoriasis be completely cured?
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Psoriasis is usually a chronic tendency driven by the immune system and genetics, so we do not promise a permanent “cure”. Our goal is long‑term control—fewer flares, milder plaques, less itching, and minimal impact on your daily life. Many patients experience long periods of remission when their plan is followed consistently.
Do I have to take strong steroid creams forever?
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No. Strong topical steroids are usually used in short, carefully supervised phases. We teach you how to use them safely and taper them as plaques improve, often shifting to gentler maintenance medicines and moisturisers. Used correctly under dermatology care, they are an important and safe tool.
When are tablets or biologic injections needed for psoriasis?
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For mild, localised psoriasis, topical treatment may be enough. When large body areas are involved, joints hurt, or quality of life is significantly affected, your dermatologist may recommend systemic tablets or biologic injections. These decisions are always made after detailed counselling, blood tests, and coordination with other doctors if required.
Is psoriasis treatment safe for Indian and darker skin tones?
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Yes—when plans are tailored properly. At Eden we pay close attention to pigment safety, choosing medicines, strengths, and any light‑based therapies that are appropriate for melanin‑rich skin. We avoid overly aggressive peels or devices that can increase risk of darkening or scarring.
What can I do at home to reduce flares?
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Gentle daily moisturising, avoiding harsh scrubs, managing stress where possible, and not smoking can all help reduce flares. For many people, infections, friction, and certain medicines can trigger psoriasis—your dermatologist will help you identify patterns and give a written plan for home care alongside medical treatment.
