Atopic Eczema Treatment
Finding Relief: SKIN's Natural Approach to Soothing Atopic Eczema
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Atopic Eczema at SKIN
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Why Book with us
A Personalized Eczema Treatment Plan
Customized to meet your specific skin needs and adaptable as your skin changes.
Extensive Experience
More than 4,500 clients successfully treated each year, highlighting our expertise and reliability.
Free, No-Obligation Consultation
Begin your path to healthier skin with a complimentary consultation, completely free of any commitments.
Convenient Locations
Easily accessible care with two clinics in Amsterdam, simplifying your visits.
Partnership with Health Insurance
We work with health insurance providers, which may help make your treatments more affordable.
What We Treat
Adult Eczema
Elderly Eczema
Clear Skin
Facial Treatments
Efective Skincare
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- Quote from SKIN therapist
“As a dedicated skin therapist at SKIN, I understand that treating eczema is a long-term commitment rather than a quick fix.
Managing this condition requires a deep understanding of each client’s unique skin profile. Our treatments are not just about addressing symptoms but also about preventing future flare-ups through sustainable, long-term planning. We customize each treatment plan to evolve with your skin, ensuring continuous support and adjustments. Remember, managing healthy skin is an ongoing effort.”
How Do We Treat Eczema?
What to Expect During Your Eczema Treatment Journey
STEP ONE
Initial Consultation:
We gather your personal information to understand your concerns and treatment goals.
STEP TWO
Comprehensive History Review:
A detailed discussion of your medical and skin history to ensure safe and effective treatment.
STEP TREE
In-Depth Skin Analysis:
Advanced technology to assess your skin and tailor our approach.
STEP FOUR
Personalized Treatment Plan:
Created based on your consultation and skin analysis.
STEP FIVE
Treatment Session:
Treatment can begin immediately following the consultation if desired.
Hear From Our Happy Clients
Tipo Ta2023-12-11Vriendelijk en professioneel personeel.
Hassan Meftah2023-11-08Leuk professioneel personeel. Als zeer prettig ervaren.
Sarah Bo2023-10-18
Gloria van Breukelen2023-09-15
Tim Craig2023-09-15As a 49 year old man with no more experience of facial care than smothering myself with "Nivea for Men" I was driven to the world of face care by a very dry, flakey face. So with some trepidation I was booked for a facial with Nancy at SKIN. It was a absolutely fantastic experience - Nancy explained everything that was going on very clearly and steamed, smeared, wiped, squeezed and blasted by face with powerful red light. I've now got a routine to care for my face and no more excessive dryness. Will be back for sure!
Gulsum2023-07-31Een Advanced Skin Facial treatment bij Winke gehad. Ik werd er fijn ontvangen met een korte intro, omdat ik momenteel zwanger ben werden er een aantal dingen van de lijst geschrapt. Hiervoor in de plaats een infrarood therapie gehad, kortom veel aandacht en liefde voor klanten. De fijne producten en uitleg bij elke stap zorgden voor een aangenaam gevoel. Ik ben blij en kom hier zeker weer langs!
Jakob Coenen2023-07-14Erg schoon
Samantha R2023-07-11I don’t often write reviews, but this one deserves attention! After 4 years of struggling with skin issues, i was referred by a friend to Dr Zabaleta and she was adamant that he had made her skin “ridiculously beautiful”! After just 2 treatments I saw some significant improvement. Dr Armando customizes the treatment to the skin type and even considers the impact and reaction of well known products on my tanned, ultra sensitive skin which required a much more delicate approach and with basic products. Previously, I’ve had spent €€€€ on products and treatments over the last 4 years - that were actually causing more damage to my skin, until I discovered Dr Zabaleta and his team. In my intake, he considered medical & lifestyle topics which also helped to spotlight- the true underlying cause of the skin issue. I didn’t feel oversold as the products reccomended are easily accessible and don’t cost a fortunate and he never imposes any of it! He is very direct to even tell you when you don’t need a treatment! 😅 All in all - great customer service and support. A very happy client here and would totally recommend! 6 stars for me! Thank you Team!
Before & After
Skin Concern: Pigmentation
Skin Concern: Acne
Skin Concern: Pigmentation
Skin Concern: Pigmentation
Skin Concern: Pigmentation
Skin Concern: Pigmentation
Skin Concern: Pigmentation
Skin Concern: Pigmentation
Skin Concern: Pigmentation
Skin Concern: Pigmentation
Skin Concern: Acne
Skin Concern: Acne
Skin Concern: Acne
Skin Concern: Acne
Skin Concern: Acne
Skin Concern: Redness
Skin Concern: Redness
Skin Concern: Redness
Questions? We Have Answers.
Atopic eczema, also known as eczema, is a chronic, inflammatory disease of the skin that leads to itching, redness, swelling, and irritation in the skin. It is most common in the creases of the elbows, behind the knees, and on the face and scalp, but it can appear anywhere on the body. Symptoms can range from mild to severe and can include dry, flaky skin, itching, redness, and small, raised bumps.
Atopic Dermatitis (AD), a type of eczema, is a common chronic inflammatory skin condition that affects approximately 1-3% of adults worldwide. AD is characterised by an impaired skin barrier function and sensitisation to environmental allergens. Eczema symptoms include: itchy, red, swollen, dry and broken skin. Corticosteroids are commonly prescribed to manage eczema symptoms but are not a cure. A gentle skincare routine with emollients, bathing in warm rather than hot water, wearing clothing and bedding with comfortable fabrics and avoiding any known environmental or dietary triggers may be used to prevent flare-ups.
Atopic eczema is a common condition that often starts in childhood and is more common if there is a family history of the condition, hay fever or asthma. But it can also appear for the first time in adulthood. Factors that may increase the risk of developing atopic eczema include having a genetic predisposition, having dry skin, exposure to environmental irritants, and exposure to allergens. While the symptoms can be controlled with proper treatment and management, there is currently no cure for atopic eczema.
References
NIH National Institute of arthritis and musculoskeletal and skin diseases: Atopic Dermatitis
The basic triggers for eczema are:
- Irritants: Certain soaps, detergents, shampoos, bubble baths, and other skin care products can irritate the skin and trigger eczema symptoms.
- Environmental Influences: Cold and dry weather, humidity, dust, and certain allergens such as dust mites, animal hair, pollen, and mold can trigger eczema symptoms.
- Food allergies: Some people with eczema may have food allergies, such as allergies to cow’s milk, eggs, peanuts, soy, or wheat.
- Certain fabrics: Wearing fabrics such as wool or synthetics that are itchy or irritating can trigger eczema symptoms.
- Hormonal changes: Some women may experience an increase in eczema symptoms before their period or during pregnancy.
- Skin infections: Bacterial or viral infections can trigger an outbreak of eczema symptoms.
It’s important to note that triggers vary from person to person, and identifying personal triggers is key to efficiently managing eczema symptoms
