Scleroatrophic lichen, targeted therapies and regenerative surgery to repair damage and scars

Repair the damage to tissues damaged by scleroatrophic lichen, a rare chronic inflammatory disease that mainly involves the skin and mucous membranes of the anogenital area to allow patients to live as normal as possible. Lichen (LSA) must be fought quickly and by any means, both using local therapies with cortisone and regenerative surgery techniques, i.e. micrografts of adipose tissues taken from the same patient and injections of PRP, plasma rich in platelets, because suffering and the discomfort increases in the more advanced stages of the disease.