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Atopic dermatitis, contact dermatitis and seborrhoeic dermatitis, diagnosed properly and controlled with a plan you can keep up at home.
Eczema comes and goes. Treatment has two parts: settling the current flare quickly, and a daily barrier routine with trigger control so flares become rarer and milder.
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Examination, diagnosis and a written plan.
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Ask on WhatsAppEczema (atopic dermatitis) is a tendency of the skin barrier to leak moisture and let irritants in, which makes the skin dry, itchy and inflamed. It runs in families and often starts in childhood.
On deeper skin it can look grey, purple or darker rather than red, and healed patches often leave lighter or darker marks. Heat, sweat, strong soaps and some fabrics make it flare.
Scratching breaks the skin and lets infection in, and poor sleep from itching affects school and work. Good control prevents infections and the marks that follow.
The process
The dermatologist confirms the type of eczema, checks for infection, and maps triggers with you. Patch testing is arranged if contact allergy is suspected.
A stepped plan:
Itch usually settles within days of starting; the skin barrier takes weeks to rebuild. Keep moisturising after the rash has gone.
Fewer, milder flares, and skin that stays comfortable. Phototherapy is available for widespread eczema that does not settle with creams.
The dermatologist confirms the type of eczema, checks for infection, and maps triggers with you. Patch testing is arranged if contact allergy is suspected.
A stepped plan:
Itch usually settles within days of starting; the skin barrier takes weeks to rebuild. Keep moisturising after the rash has gone.
Fewer, milder flares, and skin that stays comfortable. Phototherapy is available for widespread eczema that does not settle with creams.
Who treats you
Dermatologist and aesthetic medicine practitioner. Founder.
MCT registration available on request
I am a dermatologist and aesthetic medicine practitioner, and my work is about three things: healthy skin, natural beauty and a better quality of life for every patient, through care grounded in evidence. My clinical practice covers the diagnosis and management of skin, hair and nail conditions, alongside advanced aesthetic treatments planned around each patient.
No. It cannot be passed from one person to another.
Used at the right strength, for the right length of time and on the right area, yes. The dermatologist writes exactly how much and for how long.
A fragrance-free, soap-free cleanser, and lukewarm rather than hot water. We recommend specific products at the visit.
Yes, for most cases. Infected or widespread eczema is better seen in person.
Usually, over months, once the eczema is controlled. We can speed this with targeted creams and sun protection.
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