Psoriasis And Thin Veiny Skin On Face

by Scott
(Nottingham , UK)

I have two long standing issues that I was hoping you could help me with. The first is the moderate coverage of psoriasis I have on my body that I have suffered with for nearly a decade now. I have scalp psoriasis, as well as several plaques on my legs and back and some mild inflammation on my lips. Over the last few months with the use of a UVB lamp on just the affected areas combined with an increased intake in selected vitamins I have managed to reduce the thickness of the plaques but the redness never disappears. I was wondering what you could recommend to take the inflammation out of the skin.

My second query is in respect of the side effects from having quite thin skin on my face. Since childhood I have had severe dark circles under both eyes. The skin in this area is very discolored, purple almost pink in color. Couple with this, my cheeks seem to become flushed very easily, perhaps a case of mild rosacea. Basically I wondered what you could suggest that could stimulate a slight thickening of the skin in the area without triggering an outbreak of psoriasis. I am wary of products that stimulate skin cell production as psoriasis is obviously a condition that is centered around accelerated skin cell growth.

Apologies for the avalanche of text! I hope to hear from you soon.

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Mar 23, 2011
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Response To: Psoriasis And Thin Veiny Skin On Face
by: Nanette From Skin-Remedies.com

Hello Scott,

Your questions are welcomed so no need to apologize. Suffering with psoriasis for nearly a decade is certainly a trying experience. Your question as to whether the red, inflamed skin associated with psoriasis plaque build up can dissipate is a very good one. The answer is "yes" - with the proper ingredients. Many of our product users have seen tremendous results! Regarding your question as to whether it is possible to help the facial skin thicken, I will say this; it is very possible to assist the skin in producing healthier and more balanced skin especially if part of this thinness you are experiencing is due to steroid cream use. Further, the skin on the face is some of the thinnest on the body and under the eyes the skin is as much as 50% thinner than the facial skin, therefore it requires great care and gentleness.

Here are my strong recommendations:

Begin by using our FACE & BODY MOISTURIZING WASH which provides a gentle but thorough cleansing for the facial skin as well as body but does not strip the skin of it's natural PH. It will begin the repair process deep down that your skin needs. Next for all over body use, apply our HAND & BODY THERACREAM on the areas of plaque, redness and inflammation twice daily. For the delicate face apply our FACE & NECK THERACREAM over the entire facial skin. Both of these creams have the amazing capability to penetrate the 7 layers of skin and unpack damaged cells and supply moisture and nutrients to repair and rebuild healthy, balanced skin. You will notice rosacea symptoms dissipate as well.

Remember that the body truly responds to natural remedies and consistency is important.

Please keep me posted on your progress Scott
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Warm Regards,
Nanette

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