Removing psoriasis scales can have benefits, but don’t pick or peel them, which can trigger flares. There are several safe and effective ways to free your skin of flakes. These scales can be itchy, ...

It’s tempting to peel and pick at those itchy scales, but if you can help it, there are better ways to cope. Psoriasis is more than just an outbreak of itchy skin rashes. It’s a systemic inflammatory ...

For symptoms of scalp psoriasis, home treatments like olive oil, oatmeal, and apple cider vinegar may provide relief and make ...

If you're experiencing psoriasis—i.e., itchy, raised, scaly patches—on your scalp, forehead, back of your neck, or ears (which, by the way, is very common, so you're definitely not alone), and you're ...

If you are developing scaly reddish patches on your scalp and the urge to scratch is uncontrollable, then you are dealing with what is known as scalp psoriasis. Opposite to popular opinion, psoriasis ...

Skin rashes or patches. These may start as small bumps and turn into larger patches that are red, dark pink, or purple and covered in loose, silver, white, or gray-colored scales. These scaly areas ...

Once-daily roflumilast foam, 0.3% (Zoryve) significantly improved scalp and body symptoms of plaque psoriasis in a phase III trial. Improvements in scalp itch were also greater for patients randomized ...

Psoriasis vulgaris is the most common form of psoriasis. It causes patches of scaly, inflamed skin and can occur across the body. Vulgaris is Latin for ‘common’, so it means a common form of psoriasis ...