About eczema treatment at Aurevia
Eczema (dermatitis) causes dry, itchy and inflamed patches that can flare with weather changes, stress, irritants or allergens. It is a long-term condition, but flares can be reduced significantly with the right plan.
Treatment focuses on repairing the skin barrier, calming inflammation during flares and identifying triggers such as soaps, fragrances or occupational exposures. Dr. Mehta explains how to use each medicine safely, especially on sensitive areas.
Is this right for you?
You may benefit from a consultation if you have:
- Persistent itching and dry patches
- Red, scaly or cracked skin
- Rashes triggered by soaps, detergents or jewellery
- Eczema on hands, face or skin folds
Treatment options we may recommend
Your plan is decided only after assessment — not every option suits every skin.
- Barrier-repair skincare
- Anti-inflammatory topical therapy
- Trigger and patch-test guidance
- Advanced therapy for severe cases
How we approach it
- 01
Consult
Discuss your concerns, history and goals.
- 02
Understand
Identify the likely causes and contributing factors.
- 03
Plan
Receive a personalised treatment recommendation.
- 04
Treat
Begin treatment with appropriate clinical guidance.
What to expect
Flares usually settle within days to weeks; long-term skin care reduces how often they return.
Results vary from person to person. We explain what a treatment can — and cannot — realistically achieve before you begin.
