Weepy or moist psoriasis on the buttocks is actually quite common, and you're definitely not alone in dealing with this. The skin in that area tends to be warm and moist naturally, which can change how psoriasis looks and feels compared to other parts of the body.
This type is often called inverse psoriasis, and instead of Show Full Answer
Weepy or moist psoriasis on the buttocks is actually quite common, and you're definitely not alone in dealing with this. The skin in that area tends to be warm and moist naturally, which can change how psoriasis looks and feels compared to other parts of the body.
This type is often called inverse psoriasis, and instead of the thick, scaly patches you might see elsewhere, it can appear smooth, shiny, and yes — weepy or damp. It typically shows up in skin folds and creases. Common symptoms in this area can include:
- Itching
- Stinging or burning
- Discomfort or pain
- Cracking or fissures (deep skin cracks)
- Discoloration
- Weeping or moist skin
One MyPsoriasisTeam member shared that a bad flare-up on their buttocks made it painful just to sit down — so the intensity of symptoms there is very real.
It's really worth bringing this up with your dermatologist, as psoriasis in sensitive areas can look similar to other skin issues, and getting the right diagnosis means getting the right treatment. Don't be shy about it — doctors need to know!
October 14
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