Relief from

Eczema

Starts Here at DirectDerm

Clearer Skin, Expert Care: Eczema Solutions That Work

Struggling with dry, itchy, or irritated skin that won’t go away? Eczema, also known as atopic dermatitis, is a common skin condition that can affect anyone, from infants to adults. Our board-certified dermatologists specialize in diagnosing and treating all types of eczema, offering relief from persistent itching, redness, and flare-ups.

Personalized eczema care from the comfort of home is possible through teledermatology, or visit one of our convenient California clinics for in-person treatment.

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What Is Eczema?

Eczema is a chronic skin condition that causes inflammation, dryness, and intense itching. It often appears as patches of red, rough, or scaly skin and can flare up periodically before calming down. Common forms include:

  • Atopic dermatitis (the most common type)
  • Contact dermatitis (triggered by irritants or allergens)
  • Dyshidrotic eczema (small, itchy blisters on hands or feet)
  • Nummular eczema (coin-shaped spots)
  • Seborrheic dermatitis (flaky patches, often on scalp or face)

While eczema has no single cause, it often results from a mix of genetic, immune, and environmental factors. With the right care, flare-ups can be managed effectively, keeping your skin healthy and comfortable.

Eczema Symptoms Often Include:

Symptom: Dry, Sensitive Skin

Dry, Sensitive Skin

Symptom: red or inflamed patches

Red or inflamed patches

Symptom: Persistent itching

Persistent itching

Symptom: Cracked or thickened skin

Cracked or thickened skin

Common Eczema Triggers

Trigger:  Irritants

Irritants

Trigger: Weather & Climate Changes

Weather & Climate Changes

Trigger: Allergens

Allergens

Trigger: Stress

Stress

Personalized Treatment Plans for Eczema Relief

At DirectDerm, we create a personalized treatment plan for eczema based on your skin type, lifestyle, and specific triggers.

Eczema Treatments May Include:

Topical Treatments

Topical Treatments

Oral Medications

Oral Medications

Injectable Medications

Injectable Medications

Laser Therapy

Laser Therapy

Eczema Treatment Your Way

Our board-certified dermatologists create safe, personalized eczema treatment plans to relieve itching, prevent flare-ups, and restore healthy skin—online or in person.

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PATIENT TESTIMONIAL

Dr. Wong has shown me that he has real concern for his patients. If you need dermatology care, DirectDerm is as good as it gets.

Bob Mohondro
Ceres, CA
 

Frequently Asked Questions About Eczema Treatments in California

What causes eczema?

Eczema develops when the skin’s protective barrier isn’t working properly, allowing dryness and irritation. Genetics, allergies, and immune response all play a role.

How is eczema treated?

Treatment depends on your symptoms and may include prescription creams, moisturizers, or advanced therapies. Our board-certified dermatologists personalize every plan for your skin and lifestyle.

Can eczema be cured?

There’s no cure, but with the right care plan, most people can control flare-ups and keep skin comfortable and clear long-term.

Do you treat children with eczema?

Yes. Our pediatric dermatologists specialize in eczema care for infants, children and teens.

Can I get eczema treatment online?

Yes! DirectDerm offers secure teledermatology visits nationwide. A board-certified dermatologist will evaluate your skin and health history, recommend treatment, prescribe medication, and provide a referral to an in-person dermatologist near you if necessary.

When should I see a dermatologist for eczema?

If your rash or itching recurs, disrupts sleep, or doesn’t respond to over-the-counter creams, it’s time to see a dermatologist.

What’s the best skincare routine for eczema?

Use gentle, fragrance-free cleansers and thick moisturizers daily, especially after bathing. Avoid hot water, harsh soaps, and scratching, which can make eczema worse.

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