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Atopic eczema

Atopic eczema generally starts in childhood and affects 1 in 5 children. It is an inflammation of the skin characterized by itchiness, red skin and rashes.

Recognize atopic eczema symptoms

Itchy red scaly patches on:

Knees, elbows

Skin folds

Face

Visuals above were selected by dermatologists for their representativity of the different stages of atopic eczema.
Regardless of severity, atopic eczema should be diagnosed by a dermatologist or competent health professional. This information is not intended to replace an actual medical consultation.

How to treat my baby with atopic eczema

Lipikar

25 years' experience in managing eczema-prone skin

La Roche-Posay created LIPIKAR 25 years ago. This range of body products for atopic eczema-prone skin in adults, children and babies has proved effective in a number of clinical trials, making it the reference to effectively treat this skin pathology.

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