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The increasing amount of psychopharmacologic drugs and their widespread use in medical disciplines other than psychiatry ask for a basic information of possibilities, risk and limits of these modern therapeutic agents. This paper reviews the most common psychiatric syndroms in dermatologic practice and provides some hints for a reasonable administration of these drugs.
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