Psoriasis
Do you feel frustrated by the chronic appearance of psoriasis symptoms, including scaly and red skin patches?
If you suffer from psoriasis, you probably have tried to minimize the appearance of those red and scaly skin patches yourself. Unfortunately, psoriasis isn’t a surface-skin condition; it’s actually caused by immune system issues where skin cell production goes into overdrive, resulting in scaly patches along the skin.
Psoriasis can be easy to diagnose, but a dermatology provider at Twin Ports Dermatology can perform a skin exam or biopsy if needed in order to properly diagnose your condition. While it can’t be cured, psoriasis is treatable and manageable with the help of a good dermatology provider.
Twin Ports Dermatology offers diagnosis and treatment for patients who have psoriasis and are looking for effective treatments to counteract their psoriasis symptoms.
What Treatment Options Are Available for Psoriasis?
Our menu of treatment options for psoriasis include:
- Topical prescriptions
- Oral medications
- Injected medications
- Xtrac laser treatments
Our dermatology providers will help you pick the right treatment for your psoriasis symptoms.
How Long Does a Typical Treatment Take?
Treatment length can vary, as some can be done right at home, while others are performed in our dermatological practice.
What Results Will I See?*
Results vary depending on the selected treatment, but each treatment is designed to minimize the scaly, rough patches that are common with psoriasis.
Is There Any Downtime?
Most of our psoriasis treatments don’t require downtime.
Take the First Step - Request A Consultation
If you would like to schedule an in-person consultation, please fill out the form on this page and one of our knowledgeable medical staff members at Twin Ports Dermatology will reach out to you promptly. You can also call our Duluth, MN office directly to schedule: 218-302-1000.
Twin Ports Dermatology serves the greater Duluth area. We’re the only locally owned private dermatology clinic & medspa in the area.
*Individual results may vary
