Atopic Dermatitis - REORB Dermatology
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Atopic
Dermatitis
What is atopic dermatitis?
Atopic dermatitis (eczema) is a chronic, recurring itchy skin condition that usually begins in infancy. Rather than simply calming the visible inflammation, careful treatment that restores the damaged skin barrier is key to breaking the cycle of flare-ups.
At REORB, a board-certified dermatologist closely assesses each patient's symptoms to provide the most suitable personalized treatment.
※ The recommended treatment may vary depending on your current skin condition and concerns.
Re:Orb
skin clinic
“Rebuilding the skin barrier to restore
your skin's natural health”
With solutions tailored to each patient's skin, we aim to break the vicious cycle of chronic eczema and achieve lasting improvement.
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Weakened Skin Barrier
Skin struggles to hold moisture, becomes dry and reacts more easily to external irritants.
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Genetic Factors
A family or personal history of eczema, asthma or allergic rhinitis may increase the risk.
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Overactive Immune Response
Even mild irritation can easily trigger inflammation and worsen itching.
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Environmental Triggers
Soaps and cleansers, dry air, dust and allergens can make symptoms worse.
Atopic Dermatitis
Symptoms
How Eczema Symptoms Change with Age
Symptoms by Age
- Infancy (2 months – 2 years)
- From 2–3 months of age, itchy red patches appear on both cheeks and may also affect the scalp and the outer arms and legs.
- Childhood (2 – 10 years)
- It mostly affects skin folds such as the inner elbows and the backs of the knees, and may come with lichenification (thickened, rough skin).
- Adolescence to adulthood
- It can appear on the hands, feet, around the eyes, the neck and elsewhere, with intense itching, dryness, cracking and pigmentation.
Program
Atopic Dermatitis Treatment Program
Moisturizing Therapy
Emollient therapy
Moisturize thoroughly after washing or showering,
before the skin dries. REORB guides you on product choice,
timing and daily routine based on your skin barrier.
Moisturizing Therapy Barrier care
Phototherapy
Narrowband UVB
Uses specific wavelengths of light
to help stabilize skin reactions, ease inflammation
and rebalance skin condition. Used to calm
and restore sensitive skin.
Phototherapy Light therapy
Topical & Oral Medication
Medication therapy
Topical and oral medications are applied based on
the intensity and location of symptoms
such as redness, oozing and itching.
Topical & Oral Medication Medication
Moisturizing Therapy
Emollient therapy
Moisturize thoroughly after washing or showering,
before the skin dries. REORB guides you on product choice,
timing and daily routine based on your skin barrier.
Moisturizing Therapy Barrier care
Phototherapy
Narrowband UVB
Uses specific wavelengths of light
to help stabilize skin reactions, ease inflammation
and rebalance skin condition. Used to calm
and restore sensitive skin.
Phototherapy Light therapy
Topical & Oral Medication
Medication therapy
Topical and oral medications are applied based on
the intensity and location of symptoms
such as redness, oozing and itching.
Topical & Oral Medication Medication
Treatment
Care
Care Tips During Atopic Dermatitis Treatment
- Moisturize
- Apply plenty of moisturizer to areas prone to eczema.
- Topical Medication
- Apply prescribed topical medication exactly as instructed.
- Avoid Irritation
- Avoid over-cleansing, hot showers and scrubs.
- Avoid Triggers
- Limit exposure to triggers such as sweat, heat, dust and fragranced products.