Invasomes – Novel Carrier to Compact Dermatological Manifestation in Patient with Hepatic Disease

Skin issues usually get better when liver disease improves or goes into remission, and there isn't a specific treatment for these skin problems. Looking into the skin issues linked to liver disease helps with early diagnosis and treatment, which can lead to better outcomes for patients. Chronic liver disease is a leading cause of illness and death. The most common health issues outside the liver are related to the skin. This review examines various physical and biological connections between psoriasis and non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), highlighting the latest scientific findings. It stresses the need for a team approach in treating patients with psoriasis and discusses treatment options for those dealing with both psoriasis and NAFLD, weighing the benefits and risks of both biologic and non-biologic therapies. Exploring skin problems related to liver disease aids in early diagnosis and treatment, which may enhance patient outcomes. Invasomal carriers present many challenges but also open up new opportunities for research and the development of better therapies in the future.