Atopic dermatitis (eczema)
Atopic dermatitis stays with many people throughout their lives – with phases when the skin is calm and phases when itching and redness rule everyday life. What helps is rarely a single cream, but an understanding of what keeps your skin in balance and what throws it off course.
01In detail
We assess how pronounced your atopic dermatitis is and which triggers play a role, and develop a therapy that both soothes acute flare-ups and stabilises the skin in the long term.
02What we treat
- Assessment and severity grading of atopic dermatitis
- Medical therapy to relieve acute flare-ups
- Long-term treatment strategy to stabilise the skin barrier
- Advice on triggers and everyday skincare
03Frequently asked questions about atopic dermatitis
Is the treatment covered by health insurance?
Yes, the specialist assessment and treatment of atopic dermatitis are covered by basic health insurance (OKP).
Can atopic dermatitis be cured?
Atopic dermatitis is chronic, but it can be well controlled with the right treatment – the aim is skin that stays stable in the long term.
How often should I come for a check-up?
We set this individually according to the course and severity.
Book a consultation – together we will draw up a plan for calmer skin.
