Lichen Sclerosus is a chronic inflammatory autoimmune skin condition that mostly affects the female anogenital skin. It creates localized inflammation, which changes the texture of the skin. The skin can turn white and appear waxy. The most common symptoms are itching, tears, architectural changes, and pain with sex (dyspareunia). Although there is no current cure for Lichen Sclerosus, it can be managed with proper treatment and care.

The Lichen Sclerosus Support Network is a beacon of support and empowerment for individuals and couples navigating the challenges of Lichen Sclerosus. Our international non-profit organization recognizes LS’s far-reaching impact on physical and emotional well-being, extending beyond the initial diagnosis.

LSSN goes beyond simply providing information. We foster a supportive community through educational resources, workshops, and online forums. By offering easy-to-understand, evidence-based knowledge and fostering open conversations about living with LS, the network empowers individuals and couples to overcome obstacles and rewrite their love stories, fostering inclusivity and understanding throughout their journey.