Psoriasis monitoring involves regularly assessing and documenting areas of the skin affected by psoriasis. Advanced imaging provides standardised photographs that can be compared over time to help clinicians evaluate changes in the extent and appearance of the condition.
FotoFinder technology provides detailed and standardised visual documentation of affected skin. These images can be stored and compared during future appointments, helping your healthcare professional objectively monitor changes and assess how your psoriasis is responding to treatment.
Imaging can help document visible changes in affected areas throughout treatment. By comparing current images with previous records, your healthcare professional can evaluate changes alongside your symptoms and clinical findings to help determine how your skin is responding.
The appropriate monitoring frequency will depend on the severity and extent of your psoriasis, your current treatment and how your condition responds. Your WestMed healthcare professional will recommend a follow-up schedule based on your individual needs.
No. FotoFinder imaging is used to support professional medical assessment and ongoing monitoring. Your healthcare professional will consider your images together with your symptoms, medical history, clinical examination and treatment response when making decisions about your care.