Eczema

Eczema is common, but poorly controlled eczema is not something you have to accept. At Greenville Skin, we focus on accurate diagnosis, targeted treatment, and long-term control, so you’re not stuck in cycles of flare and temporary relief.

 

The goal is consistent, easier to control skin.

What is Eczema?

Eczema, or atopic dermatitis, is a chronic inflammatory skin condition that can cause:

  • Dry, sensitive skin
  • Red, inflamed patches
  • Itching—often intense
  • Cracking, scaling, or thickened skin
  • Flares that come and go

It can affect both children and adults and may vary significantly in severity.

Eczema and sensitive skin care at Greenville Skin Dermatology

Diagnosis

Types of Eczema We Treat

We evaluate and manage a range of eczematous conditions, including:

  • Atopic Dermatitis
  • Contact Dermatitis (irritant and allergic)
  • Nummular Eczema
  • Dyshidrotic Eczema (hands and feet)
  • Seborrheic Dermatitis
  • Chronic Hand Dermatitis

Accurate classification matters—because treatment differs for each.

Dermatology care for eczema at Greenville Skin Dermatology
New rash treatment at Greenville Skin Dermatology

Treatment

Our Approach

Precise Diagnosis

Not all eczema is the same. We focus on:

  • Identifying triggers and patterns
  • Differentiating subtypes
  • Using testing only when it changes management

Correct diagnosis avoids ineffective treatment and unnecessary escalation.


Targeted Treatment

Treatment is tailored to severity, location, and lifestyle:

  • Prescription topical therapies (steroids and non-steroidal options)
  • Barrier repair and skincare strategies
  • Oral medications or biologics when indicated
  • Itch control and flare management

We focus on treatments that are practical, effective, and sustainable.


Long-Term Control

Eczema is chronic—but manageable with the right plan:

  • Maintenance regimens to prevent flares
  • Clear guidance on when and how to adjust treatment
  • Follow-up based on need—not routine

The goal is stability—not repeated cycles of worsening and recovery.

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