Medicamentos Biológicos na Dermatologia: Uma Revisão das Terapias Inovadoras para Doenças de Pele

Abstract

This review article addresses the topic of biological drugs in dermatology, providing a comprehensive analysis of innovative therapies for skin diseases. The introduction contextualizes the importance of biological drugs as a significant advancement in the treatment of chronic and refractory dermatological conditions. The methodology describes the search strategy used to identify relevant studies, including databases, search terms, and inclusion/exclusion criteria. In the synthesis of results, studies are grouped by type of intervention and target population, highlighting the effectiveness of different approaches and strategies. The findings show that biological drugs have demonstrated significant efficacy in a variety of dermatological conditions, including psoriasis, atopic dermatitis, and chronic urticaria, offering valuable alternatives for patients who do not respond to conventional treatments. In the discussion, the implications of the results are emphasized, including the best practices identified and the limitations of the study, such as the high cost and the need for long-term monitoring. The conclusion summarizes the main findings, highlighting the ongoing importance of research and interdisciplinary collaboration in dermatology.