Chronic, immune-mediated and blistering skin disease, where the visible lesion is downstream of something systemic.
The pattern this Centre exists for:
systemic immune dysregulation → skin expression → relapse whenever suppression is reduced
This Centre does not claim these are one disease. Psoriasis, pemphigus and bullous pemphigoid are distinct entities with distinct mechanisms, and each keeps its own pages. What groups them is that all are chronic, immune-mediated, and managed rather than resolved by conventional care — and that they are the complex skin conditions in which this clinic maintains deeper disease-specific work.
Each remains a separate disease with its own pages, staging and treatment approach. The Centre is how they are organised, not a single protocol.
Including plaque, guttate, inverse, pustular and erythrodermic variants.
Open the Psoriasis pages →Subepidermal blistering disease, distinct from pemphigus and frequently confused with it.
Open the Bullous Pemphigoid pages →Including PLC and the acute PLEVA form.
Open the Pityriasis Lichenoides pages →Also seen in this Centre: Lichen Planus · Dermatomyositis · Parapsoriasis · Ichthyosis · Neurodermatitis
Each condition here remains a separate disease entity with its own pages, staging and treatment approach. The Centre is an organising layer, not a claim that one protocol covers them all.