Eczema care starts with mapping your triggers — fabrics, soaps, weather, stress — alongside prescribing treatment to calm active inflammation and rebuild the skin barrier.
How eczema is treated at Skin Therapeutics
Dr. Chopade builds a routine you can actually sustain: the right moisturiser, the right prescription strength for flare-ups, and clear guidance on what to avoid, so flares become less frequent over time rather than something you manage reactively.
Active flares are settled first with appropriately dosed prescription treatment — under-treating out of steroid fear is one of the most common reasons eczema never quite goes away. Once calm, the focus shifts to barrier repair and prevention: fewer, gentler products used consistently, rather than a shelf of half-used creams.
Eczema in children
A large share of eczema patients are children, and paediatric plans differ deliberately: milder preparations, simple routines parents can keep up on school days, and clear instructions on when a flare needs a review versus home care. Many children improve substantially with age; the goal in the meantime is comfortable skin and unbroken sleep.