AuraLaser & Aesthetic Clinic | Advanced Laser & Skin Care

Psoriasis Treatment &
Advanced Plaque Reduction.

Thick, scaly patches that appear suddenly and won’t clear with regular moisturizer are often a sign of psoriasis, a chronic autoimmune skin condition rather than a simple case of dryness. It can affect the scalp, joints, and body in cycles of flare-ups and remission. Our clinic offers advanced psoriasis treatment to reduce plaques, calm inflammation, and help you manage the condition long term.

Autoimmune Condition

Rapid Skin Cell Production

Understanding Your Skin

What Is Psoriasis?

Psoriasis is an autoimmune condition where the immune system mistakenly speeds up skin cell production, causing cells to pile up on the surface faster than they can shed. This buildup forms thick, raised, often silvery-white scaly patches called plaques, commonly appearing on the elbows, knees, scalp, and lower back.

Professional Insight:

"Our clinic offers advanced psoriasis treatment to reduce plaques, calm inflammation, and help you manage the condition long term."

Comprehensive Analysis

Causes, Types & Triggers of Psoriasis

Identifying underlying causes, psoriasis variations, and environmental triggers.

What Causes Psoriasis?

Immune system dysfunction – triggers rapid skin cell turnover
Genetic predisposition – with psoriasis often running in families
Infections – particularly strep throat, which can trigger flare-ups
Skin injuries – cuts, scrapes, or sunburn at the site of a future plaque
Lifestyle factors – stress, smoking, alcohol use, and certain medications

Types of Psoriasis

Plaque psoriasis – raised, scaly red patches
Scalp psoriasis – itchy, flaky patches
Guttate psoriasis – small, drop-shaped spots
Inverse psoriasis – smooth, red patches in skin folds
Pustular & Psoriatic arthritis – white pustules or joint pain

Common Psoriasis Triggers

Cold, dry weather and seasonal changes

Emotional stress and anxiety

Skin trauma (cuts, scrapes, sunburn)

Certain medications, alcohol use, and smoking

Infections and a weakened immune response

Professional Solutions

Psoriasis Treatment Options We Offer

Targeted interventions to calm inflammation, manage plaques, and restore skin health.

Topical Treatments

Corticosteroids, vitamin D analogues, and retinoids applied directly to slow skin cell turnover and calm redness.

Phototherapy & Systemic Care

Medical ultraviolet light exposure for widespread plaques, alongside oral or biologic medications for deeper immune control.

Lifestyle & Trigger Guidance

Comprehensive counseling to help identify personal flare-up triggers and maintain skin barrier resilience.

Why Choose Our Clinic

Psoriasis often requires a combination approach, since severity and triggers vary widely between patients. Our dermatologists evaluate the type, extent, and impact of your psoriasis, including any joint involvement, before building a treatment plan aimed at long-term control rather than short-term relief alone.

Expert Guidance

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about contagion, permanent cure, stress impact, and joint involvement.

No, psoriasis is not contagious. It is an immune-mediated condition and cannot be spread from person to person through touch.

There is no permanent cure, but treatment can significantly reduce plaques and extend periods of clear or manageable skin.

Yes, stress is a common trigger for flare-ups, and managing stress levels can help reduce how often symptoms appear.

Yes, some patients develop psoriatic arthritis, which affects the joints and requires additional monitoring and care.

Schedule Your Consultation

Take control of psoriasis flare-ups with a treatment plan built for the long term.

Book a consultation today.

Call Clinic Now: +91 87552 77939

Mon - Sat: 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM | Sunday By Appointment

Dr Charu Singh