Atopic
Dermatitis

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Atopic Dermatitis

Atopic Dermatitis can easily relapse and become chronic, therefore requiring constant treatment and care. It comes from both genetic and environmental factors and is distributed across the skin in various shapes and areas.

Factors that damage the prognosis of atopic dermatitis:

When the skin lesion is too widespread
When it’s accompanied with allergic rhinitis or asthma
When there is a family history of atopic dermatitis
When it has young onset
When the patient is an only child

Causes and Symptoms

01 Causes

Because Atopic dermatitis is a complex disease of genetic, environmental, and immunological factors, the pathological mechanism or the pathological physiology has not been clearly identified yet.
02 Symptoms

Atopic dermatitis starts with severe itchiness with papuloerythematous and scales. When it gets worse, one scratches until it bleeds. This “itchy-scratch-itchy” cycle gets repeated and if it gets worse, leads to lichenification, or thickened skin and distinct wrinkles.Mostly it occurs as a consequence of scratching and rubbing, and at night gets worse, moreover causing insomnia. During an acute phase, papuloerythematous and blisters appear, after which scratching can cause exudaviyum bleeding or secondary infections.

Treatment

For positive results in treatment of Atopic dermatitis, it is important to learn as much about your condition as possible, and for patients and doctors to establish mutual trust and patience.

UV Radiation Treatment
Excimer
Laser
Medication
Ointments
Moisturizing
Skin Wrap

Excimer Laser

UVB Treatment

BEST

UV RADIATION THERAPY

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Extremely safe
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No pain
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Applicable to expectant mothers
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No prior medication required
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Short, effective procedure

Studies have shown that UV rays from sunlight can have treatment effects for vitiligo. Using actual sunlight for treatment, however, would require long hours, which can cause burns and other negative side effects. This has led to the development of artificial UV radiation equipment.

LOCAL UV RADIATION

UV radiation is targeted in specific areas after a topical ointment is applied. This treatment is recommended for 3 times a week, but sometimes 4 or 5 depending on the patients progress.

Please feel free to ask questions about treatment anytime.