About psoriasis Psoriasis on specific skin sites Psoriasis can occur on any part of the body. Psoriasis sometimes appears on the eyelids, ears, mouth and lips, as well as on skin folds, the hands and feet, and nails. The type of skin at each of these sites is different and requires different treatments. For example, the skin on the face is very different from the thicker, rougher skin of the elbow. In addition, psoriasis can vary widely among individuals and in its response to treatment. However, effective treatments are available. Because of the increased sensitivity for these areas, it is important to work with your doctor to find an appropriate treament regimen that works for you. Use the links below to learn about psoriasis on specific skin sites.

Scalp psoriasis How is it treated? Treatment tips Questions & answers	Hands, feet and nails On the hands and feet Pustular psoriasis of the palms and soles Psoriasis of the nails
Face and head On the face Around the eyes In the ears In and around the mouth and nose	Genitals and skin folds Psoriasis in skin folds Genital psoriasis