Embracing My Beautiful Scalp: Battling Psoriasis with Strength and Confidence

An autoimmune skin ailment known as psoriasis causes cells to proliferate quickly on the skin's surface. Every 28 to 30 days, skin cells typically divide and exfoliate. In contrast, this process is sped up in psoriasis, and fresh skin cells emerge every three to four days. Rapid skin cell accumulation causes thick, silvery scales and red areas to appear on the skin's surface.