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China's Dermatology Development: Psoriasis Biologic Treatment Enters

China's dermatology has developed rapidly, and biologic therapy for psoriasis has entered a new era. With the approval of multiple biologics and oral small-molecule drugs targeting psoriasis, the treatment outcomes and quality of life of patients with moderate-to-severe psoriasis have undergone revo

April 20, 20261 min readSource: 中华皮肤科杂志

China's dermatology has developed rapidly, and biologic therapy for psoriasis has entered a new era. With the approval of multiple biologics and oral small-molecule drugs targeting psoriasis, the treatment outcomes and quality of life of patients with moderate-to-severe psoriasis have undergone revolutionary improvement.

New breakthroughs in psoriasis treatment

Traditional treatments have limited efficacy and significant side effects for moderate-to-severe psoriasis. Biologics, by precisely targeting immune pathways, significantly improve skin clearance rates, and some patients can achieve near-complete clearance, with continuously improving long-term safety data. Oral small-molecule drugs (such as JAK inhibitors and PDE4 inhibitors) offer more options for patients who cannot easily use injections.

Treatment strategy and personalization

Modern psoriasis treatment emphasizes personalization and long-term management. Doctors comprehensively formulate treatment plans based on disease severity, comorbidities (such as psoriatic arthritis) and patient preferences.

Significance for international patients

For patients with moderate-to-severe psoriasis, standardized biologic treatment can significantly improve quality of life. The variety of biologics approved in China is rich, and treatment costs are more cost-effective compared with some countries.

MedBridge services

MedBridge can connect international patients with dermatology specialty hospitals in Shanghai, providing medical record evaluation, expert appointment, treatment plan consultation and long-term follow-up services.

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DermatologyPsoriasisBiologicsIL-17 Inhibitors