Facial Psoriasis Beyond the Extensors! We all know the classic signs of Psoriasis: well-demarcated, silvery-white scaly plaques on extensor surfaces. But what happens when it presents atypically? 🤔 A key challenge, especially in pediatric patients, is Facial Psoriasis. It often gets confused with Atopic Dermatitis, as both can cause periorbital lesions in children, and facial psoriasis may lack the thick scales we typically look for. 💡 Here’s the single most important clinical clue to differen