Acne

Teenage acne, or acne vulgaris, is the most common skin complaint in adolescents.
Their skin pores become clogged, infected and inflamed, erupting in pimples. It’s important to know the best acne products and treatments to get rid of teenage acne before it affects their wellbeing.

Athlete’s Foot

Athlete’s foot, or Tinea Pedis, is a fungal infection of the foot that causes discomfort in the form of irritated, peeling skin. Athletes foot requires treatment in order to cure it completely and prevent further outbreaks or spreading, so ask us today about athlete’s foot treatment.

Baby Acne

Baby acne develops as small bumps, which are whiteheads and pimples, on the infant’s skin, usually on the face but also on the body. Baby acne usually resolves within a few months, however, these bumps can become inflamed and require the attention of a dermatologist.

Body Odor

Clients often ask us what causes body odor in children and young people. This condition can be serious and we need to investigate the cause of the condition before we can decide how to get rid of body odor for the child. Make an appointment now for an expert consultation to help your child.

Chicken Pox

A highly contagious viral infection, chicken pox is most often seen in children ages 5 to 10, however, cases of chicken pox in babies are reasonably common. We can prescribe antiviral medications to shorten the duration of the chicken pox as well as antihistamines to relieve itching.

Cold Sores

If your baby or child develops a cold sore on its lip, you need to know how to get rid of it, since their immune system may not be able to fight the herpes virus on its own. Consult with one of our dermatologists for help with relieving this condition..

Cradle Cap

What is cradle cap? It’s a form of dermatitis we commonly see on the scalp of young babies and toddlers. How do we get rid of it? Cradle cap treatment is not required unless the symptoms of crusting on the scalp persist, then we may prescribe special cradle cap shampoos and lotions.

Diaper Rash

Diaper rash, develops when the baby’s skin becomes irritated, red and inflamed. Severe diaper rash can be itchy and painful for the baby so you need to know how to heal it fast. We can help with topical treatments and creams for diaper rash.

Dry Skin

A newborn has dry skin which is quite rough before it hydrates fully at around one month old. To prevent dry skin in your baby, refrain from over-bathing or the use of harsh soaps. Call us to learn which products to use to protect your baby from developing dry skin.

Eczema

Baby eczema appears on the face and body of the infant and is also common in young children. Also known as dermatitis, this skin condition is characterized by redness, swelling and itchiness. Contact us now for help on how to treat baby eczema and eczema in children.

Fifth Disease

Initially, fifth disease symptoms are a low fever, with headache and mild cold symptoms, before developing into the full fifth disease rash. Fifth disease, or erythema infectiosum, spreads quickly in small children. Let us help you relieve your baby’s red rash.

Hand Foot and Mouth Disease

This common viral illness is highly contagious. It is named for the rash that develops around the hands, feet and mouth. Contact us for help with Hand Foot and Mouth Disease in toddlers, babies and infants.

Hives

Baby hives and hives in children show up as red, itchy welts that can appear anywhere on the face or skin. They can appear suddenly and disappear just as quickly, and usually do not result in scarring. We can help you find what triggers are causing hives in your child or baby.

Impetigo

Impetigo in children is caused by a bacterial infection. It first appears as blisters near the child’s nose or mouth. Impetigo is highly contagious but easily treatable with antibiotics – so call us now for advice to help prevent the spread of this contagious skin condition.

Milia

Tiny white spots, called milia, can appear under a newborn’s eyes, in fact anywhere on their face. Milia usually clear up, naturally, and do not require treatment but if you have any concerns, please don’t hesitate to bring your baby in for a skin check with our pediatric dermatologist.

Pinworms

Pinworm infection and symptoms are caused by a small parasite that is often picked up by kids. Pinworm treatment is fast and easy and, since pinworms in kids do not cause any harm, just itching, it won’t be long before you get rid of pinworms and your child’s health is fully restored.

Psoriasis

Baby psoriasis appears as raised, red lesions that may look silvery and scaly due to extra skin cells. Psoriasis in children can affect their scalp and body, especially on the knees and elbows. We can relieve the misery through treatments for psoriasis in children.

Ringworm

Despite the name, ringworm has nothing to do with an actual worm. Ringworm is a contagious fungal skin infection. It shows up most often on the scalp and body of children ages 2 and older, but can affect babies and adults too. If you want to know how to get rid of ringworm, call us today.

Sensitive Skin

When babies and children’s skin is sensitive to touch, it means you may need to use special products that are dermatologically tested. We stock our own special range of sunscreens, cleansers, face washes and moisturizers that are suitable for sensitive skin.

Sun Allergy

Sun allergy symptoms include a rash or reaction that occurs due to the child’s sensitivity, or intolerance, to the sun. You will need to take extra special precautions with sun care and skin protection. Call us now for advice on how to protect your baby or child from the sun.

Warts

Warts are skin growths caused by the human papilloma virus. It is common to have warts on fingers, hands and plantar warts on the soles of the feet. Our dermatologists know how to get rid of warts safely and permanently, especially on babies and children.