Eczema Treatment in
Delhi | Dermaclinix

AIIMS-trained dermatologists. Genuine advice.
Fast, targeted relief—safely.

Eczema is not just “dry, itchy skin.” It’s an umbrella for conditions that flare, disrupt sleep, and affect confidence—especially on the face, eyelids, neck, hands, and body folds. At Dermaclinix (Defence Colony, South Delhi), our AIIMS-trained dermatologists design a step-wise, treatment-first plan that calms flares quickly and keeps your skin comfortable long-term.

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Conditions We Treat

Atopic dermatitis

(childhood/adult)

Contact dermatitis

(allergic/irritant; patch testing available)

Seborrheic dermatitis

(face/scalp)

Nummular eczema

(coin-shaped plaques)

Hand/foot eczema

(incl. dyshidrotic/pompholyx)

Eyelid eczema

and flexural eczema

Doctors patients choose

Patients searching for the best dermatologist in Delhi often choose Dr. Amrendra Kumar and Dr. Kavish Chouhan at Dermaclinix, Defence Colony. Both are AIIMS-trained dermatologists and co-founders known for genuine, evidence-based advice, years of clinical experience, and cutting-edge technology.

If you’re looking for the best doctor for eczema, you’ll appreciate their diagnosis-first approach, skin-of-colour-safe protocols, and clear treatment roadmaps. Book a consult to get a plan that’s right for you—no over-selling, just results.

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Eczema Treatment in Delhi

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From Biopsy-guided medical therapy to Reconstructive Hair Transplants.

Our treatment ladder (at a glance)

Daily routine & barrier repair (fragrance-free skincare)

Flare control topicals: (correct-potency steroids; calcineurin/PDE-4 for sensitive sites)

Wet-wrap therapy: for moderate–severe flares

Infection management (when present)

Phototherapy – NB-UVB or 308-nm excimer:for widespread or stubborn patches

Phototherapy – NB-UVB or 308-nm excimeSystemic immunomodulators (short- to medium-term)

Biologics (e.g., dupilumab/tralokinumab) for moderate–severe disease

Targeted oral options (JAK inhibitors) where appropriate

We escalate only when needed—and step down as soon as control is stable.

Your treatment, in detail

Daily Skin Routine (Foundation):

Short, lukewarm baths/showers: fragrance-free cleansers only.
Thick moisturiser within 3 minutes of washing: ceramide/urea options as advised.
Cotton clothing, gentle detergents: avoid wool/tight synthetics.
Anti-itch: cold compresses: keep nails short to protect the barrier.

Infection Management (When Present):

Targeted antibacterial/antiviral therapy for superinfection or eczema herpeticum.
Diluted bleach baths in select cases under medical guidance.

Flare Control (Topical Anti-Inflammatories)

Topical corticosteroids matched to site & severity (short, precise bursts).
Calcineurin inhibitors (Tacrolimus/Pimecrolimus) for face, eyelids, folds, or maintenance.
PDE-4 inhibitor creams (where suitable) for steroid-sparing control.
Wet-wrap therapy (especially in children) for rapid itch and redness reduction.

Phototherapy (Device-Based Treatments)

NB-UVB (whole body): Ideal for widespread eczema; 2–3 sessions/week with skin-of-colour-safe dosing.
308-nm Excimer Laser: Best for localized, stubborn patches, visible change after 6–12 sessions.
Benefits: Precise dosing, minimal exposure to surrounding skin, short downtime.

Systemic Immunomodulators (Specialist-Guided)

For moderate–severe eczema unresponsive to topicals/phototherapy.
Cyclosporine, Methotrexate, Azathioprine, Mycophenolate with lab monitoring and exit planning.

Biologic Therapy (Targeted)

Dupilumab and Tralokinumab reduce itch quickly and improve clearance.
Less itch in 2–4 weeks: improvement over 3–6 months.
Moisturising and maintenance continue alongside treatment.

Targeted Oral Options (JAK Inhibitors)

Upadacitinib / Abrocitinib / Baricitinib for selected adults/adolescents.
Require baseline labs and monitoring: avoid in pregnancy: dermatologist supervision required.

Special Care: Face, Eyelids, Hands & Kids

Face/Eyelids: Steroid-sparing plans + meticulous moisturising.
Hands: Barrier routines, cotton liners, trigger mapping, targeted therapy.
Children: Wet wraps during flares: escalate only if significantly impacting life.

Pregnancy & Breastfeeding

Many topicals and NB-UVB acceptable: systemic/targeted drugs used cautiously with obstetric input.

Results & Timelines

Flare relief within days–weeks.
Skin clearance builds over 4–12 weeks.
Phototherapy/biologics/JAKs offer steadier control with fewer flares.

Home & Lifestyle Tips (Doctor-Approved)

Fragrance-free products: avoid hot showers and harsh scrubs.
Rinse sweat after workouts: manage stress & sleep.
Track triggers and consider patch testing if needed.
Daily broad-spectrum SPF on exposed skin.

FAQs

Is eczema curable?

Eczema is manageable, not “curable.” With the right routine and treatments, most patients enjoy long stretches of clear, comfortable skin.

Which is better for me—biologic or JAK inhibitor?

They work differently. Biologics (like dupilumab) target specific immune signals with strong long-term data. JAK inhibitors are oral, act quickly, and need lab monitoring. We’ll match the choice to your severity and health profile.

How fast will dupilumab work?

Many feel less itch in 2–4 weeks, with ongoing skin improvement over 3–6 months. Moisturisers and a simplified maintenance plan continue.

Is excimer laser safe for the face/eyelids?

When used with precise dosing by dermatologists, 308-nm excimer is a targeted option for stubborn facial/eyelid patches. Mild, short-lived redness can occur.

How many excimer sessions do I need?

Many see change after 6–12 sessions, 1–3 times weekly, depending on site, skin type, and severity.

Are steroid creams safe?

Yes—when matched to site & potency and used for short courses. For sensitive areas or long-term control, steroid-sparing medicines are preferred.

Do I need tests?

Usually not beyond a clinical exam. If contact allergy or infection is suspected, we may do patch testing or swabs; systemic/targeted therapies require baseline labs.

Can diet fix eczema?

Diet isn’t the main cause, but some people notice flares with certain foods. We recommend balanced meals and tracking personal triggers—no extreme restrictions unless advised.

Why Choose DermaClinix?

AIIMS-Trained Dermatologists

Qualified care: Managed by AIIMS-trained dermatologists with years of experience across ages and skin tones.

Genuine, evidence-based advice

No over-selling—only what your skin truly needs.

Cutting-edge options

NB-UVB & 308-nm excimer laser, patch testing (when needed), and modern biologics/JAK inhibitors for difficult disease.

Skin-of-colour expertise

Protocols tailored for Indian skin to reduce irritation and pigmentation risk.

Treatment focus

Clear flare plans, steroid-sparing options, and simple maintenance routines that fit real life.

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Areas We Serve Across Delhi NCR

Our clinic in Defence Colony, South Delhi, is centrally located and easily accessible from Lajpat Nagar, Greater Kailash,
Hauz Khas, Green Park, Saket, and AIIMS. Patients also visit us from Gurgaon (DLF, MG Road, Sohna Road), Noida
(Sector 18, Sector 62, Indirapuram), Dwarka, Rohini, and Faridabad for psoriasis treatment.