Roughly two to three percent of Albania’s residents live with psoriasis, a skin condition that doctors say can appear in children though it is most common among adults aged twenty to sixty. Specialists explain that the illness stems from genetic factors and does not spread from person to person. The disease typically shows up as reddened patches, inflammation and flaky skin. It can affect quality of life and may require ongoing medical care. Treatment options are available that aim to control symptoms and reduce flare‑ups.