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Pemphigus

We Don’t Just See a Scar. We See the Confidence That Scarring Has Taken.

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What is Pemphigus?

Pemphigus is a group of rare autoimmune diseases. In simple terms, your immune system—which is supposed to protect you—mistakenly attacks the glue that holds your skin cells together.

When this “cellular glue” is attacked, the top layers of the skin (and mucous membranes like the mouth and throat) easily separate, leading to fragile, painful blisters that easily break open and leave raw, open sores.

Pemphigus – Symptoms Table

Symptom Description
Fragile Blisters Soft blisters that burst easily and leave raw skin behind.
Painful Mouth Sores Ulcers in the mouth, making eating or brushing uncomfortable.
Skin Peeling Thin, tender skin that peels or erodes after blisters open.
Burning or Stinging Sensation Discomfort around new or forming blisters.
Slow-Healing Wounds Open areas that take time to dry and recover.
Crusted or Scaly Patches Especially seen in Pemphigus Foliaceus on scalp or face.
Widespread Redness or Irritation Inflamed skin in areas where blisters appear.
Possible Weight Loss or Dehydration Happens when mouth sores make it hard to eat or drink.

Pemphigus – Easy Treatment Options Table

Treating scars and keloids requires patience and a combination approach. We assess the age, type, size, and location of your scar to build a strategy that works best for your skin and history.
Treatment What It Does
Steroid Medicines Quickly reduce swelling, redness, and stop new blisters from forming.
Immune-Calming Medicines Help control the immune system so it stops attacking the skin.
Biologic Injection (Rituximab) A modern treatment that works deeply to control the disease for a long time.
Antibiotics (if needed) Used when open sores get infected.
Pain & Comfort Medicines Help reduce pain, burning, and discomfort.
Wound Care Gentle cleaning and protection of open sores to help them heal faster.
Diet & Nutrition Support Helpful when mouth sores make eating difficult.
Lifestyle & Trigger Guidance Helps avoid things that worsen symptoms (stress, heat, certain medicines).
Receiving a Pemphigus diagnosis can be overwhelming, but please know that treatment has advanced significantly. You need a dedicated dermatologist with expertise in these rare conditions. Dr. Tejansu Dalal brings highly specialized diagnostic skills and comprehensive management strategies, providing the support you need to achieve remission, heal your skin and mucous membranes, and regain control over your health and daily life.