Frequently asked questions
The questions we hear most about treatment, cortisone-free protocols and booking.
Psoriasis is a chronic disease, but with the right treatment the skin can clear entirely and long remission periods are possible. Our goal is to make flares rarer and milder.
A detailed history plus patch testing with 40+ allergens identifies occupational, cosmetic and environmental triggers. Results drive an avoidance list and a barrier-care plan.
NB-UVB is safe when cumulative dose is monitored. A typical course is 20–30 sessions at two to three per week; the first response usually appears within 4–6 weeks.
Patients with moderate-to-severe psoriasis or severe atopic dermatitis who did not respond adequately to phototherapy and systemic therapy. Eligibility is confirmed after screening tests.
Yes. For infant eczema and paediatric psoriasis we use age-appropriate topical stepping, a moisturising routine and, when indicated, paediatric phototherapy dosing.
Consultation and treatment plans are available in Georgian, English, Turkish, Azerbaijani and Russian. Your written treatment scheme is issued in the language you choose.
Our standard protocols are cortisone-free. We work with topical calcineurin inhibitors, PDE-4 inhibitors, ceramide-based barrier repair, NB-UVB phototherapy and biologic agents when needed. Cortisone is considered only for very short, unavoidable situations and with the patient's consent.
Diet, weight, smoking and stress are known to influence the course of chronic inflammatory skin disease, while the link with the gut microbiome is still an active research area. We therefore plan nutrition and lifestyle work as support for your treatment, never as an alternative — the backbone is always evidence-based dermatology.
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