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Atlanta, GA
June 25
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That's a really important question, and it's great that you're being careful about the timing when switching biologics!

Unfortunately, the specific transition timing between Skyrizi and Bimzelx isn't something that can be answered here with confidence. This is because the washout period (the time you wait between stopping Show Full Answer

That's a really important question, and it's great that you're being careful about the timing when switching biologics!

Unfortunately, the specific transition timing between Skyrizi and Bimzelx isn't something that can be answered here with confidence. This is because the washout period (the time you wait between stopping one biologic and starting another) can vary based on:

- The specific biologics involved
- How long each drug stays active in your body
- Your personal health history and current skin condition
- Your dermatologist's clinical judgment

The safest and most accurate answer will come directly from your dermatologist or prescribing physician, as they'll know both medications and your specific situation best. Getting this wrong could either leave you without adequate coverage or potentially cause unwanted interactions.

Please don't make this call on your own — it's worth a quick call or message to your doctor's office to get the exact guidance for your situation.

June 25

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