As a dermatologist, I often see an increase in psoriasis-related visits during winter. This chronic autoimmune skin condition characterizes red, scaly patches that may itch or cause discomfort. Cold weather, reduced sunlight, and dry indoor environments can exacerbate the condition. While the commitment to managing psoriasis is all-year-round, winter requires additional attention. Here are my professional tips to help you navigate the season and keep your skin healthy.
1. Prioritize hydration
