Eczema/Contact Dermatitis
Eczema/Contact Dermatitis
- Symptoms: Dry patches of skin in flexural regions – common areas for contact dermatitis include rash around the eyelids, rash around the mouth, rash near the hairline, hand eczema, and feet eczema.
- Diagnostic testing includes patch testing for:
- Allergy to makeup
- Allergy to metals
- Allergy to fragrance
- Allergy to dyes in clothing
- Allergy to shampoos and conditioners
- Allergy to hair dyes
- Treatment: Topical medications, as well as skin care regimen and avoidance of contact allergens.
If you’re struggling with recurring skin irritation, rashes that won’t go away, or eczema that keeps flaring up despite over-the-counter remedies, it may be time to see an experienced eczema doctor. At NJ Allergy, Asthma & Dermatitis Center, we take a precise approach to diagnosing and treating both eczema and contact dermatitis.
As an eczema specialist, Dr. Patel offers individualized care, combining medical expertise with thorough diagnostic tools like patch testing. This testing helps uncover hidden allergens that may be contributing to your skin condition—whether it’s a metal in your jewelry, an ingredient in your cosmetics, or a chemical in your clothing.
We see many patients who’ve struggled for years with skin issues that were never properly diagnosed. Through expert care and targeted treatment plans, we help you identify the real triggers and manage your condition with confidence.
If you’re searching for effective relief and a proven plan, schedule your appointment today with our trusted eczema specialist in NJ.