Has anyone used Luxiq 0.12% Aerosol Foam for psoriasis? What was your experience?

I've used quite a lot of topical steroids and this one was the only one that worked for me. Make sure you don't use it in combination with other steroids. I haven't had any major problems with it. The doctor told me this one is safer than other topical steroids. I always wash my hands after using it as well.

I had a terrible reaction to this stuff. My skin turned bright red all over my body and started peeling. It was awful. The doctor told me I was allergic but that it's very rare.

Anytime you're using a steroid, even a topical one, there's always the risk of adrenal gland issues. There are some topical steroids that are worse than others, and it's hard to tell until you start to use them. I've heard Luxiq is pretty mild, though. No one I've talked to has had issues.

Luxiq saved my life when I had severe seborrheic dermatitis. I could not stop scratching my all over my body, and it finally worked after several others I had tried. Just be careful with the application instructions, especially if you are sensitive to steroids. Don't go crazy rubbing it into your skin super quickly, or you'll have issues.

Avoid using it near your eyes as well. It can cause catheter disorder which is basically what it sounds like: changes in eye pressure. Not fun.

I was really nervous about the side effects, but honestly, I didn't experience anything major. The only thing I noticed was a bit of dryness, but that's nothing a good moisturizer can't fix. It took a few weeks for me to see significant improvement, but it was worth it! Definitely talk to a doctor if anything more serious happens, but you'll probably be okay.

I've been using Luxiq for a few months now, and it's definitely helped with the itching and redness. The stinging was intense at first, but it faded after the first week. Just make sure to follow the instructions carefully.