What Are The Types of Plaque Psoriasis?
Plaque psoriasis usually follows a characteristic pattern, as described above. However, there are some less common forms of this condition that may require special consideration. These include rupioid psoriasis, lichenified psoriasis, elephantine psoriasis, ostraceous psoriasis, linear psoriasis, and photosensitive psoriasis. • Rupioid psoriasis: This type of plaque psoriasis is characterized by limpet-like lesions of psoriasis that are cone-shaped. • Lichenified psoriasis: Patches of skin that are exposed to excessive rubbing may develop this type of plaque psoriasis where the skin becomes excessively thickened. • Elephantine psoriasis: As its name implies, elephantine psoriasis causes very large patches of psoriasis that are thickly scaled and resistant to most treatment options. • Ostraceous psoriasis: This type of plaque psoriasis has thickly scaled, ring-like areas of skin that resemble an oyster shell. • Linear psoriasis: Linear psoriasis is a form of plaque psoriasis in which th
