Dermatologist recommendation for toddler

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I disagree about allergist. Our pediatrician was insistent for years about various allergies. We went to Children’s National Derm and their treatments pretty much cleared up all the eczema without any dietary changes or allergy meds.

What were the treatments? Was it something more than prescription ointments?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Dr. Campbell at Virginia Square Dermatology. We got in quickly and the changes and medications she recommended fixed my daughters eczema on her face.

I’m not OP but my kid has terrible persistent face eczema, what was the protocol? We’ve tried protopic which I think caused a burning sensation so that didn’t go over well.

[Anonymous]

Dr Silverman on US 50 just outside the beltway in VA. He is both a Pediatrician and a Dermatologist. Specializes in little kids. His eczema fiz was non-prescription, topical application, and worked very very well.

[Anonymous]

Dermatology at Children's national.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Dr. Campbell at Virginia Square Dermatology. We got in quickly and the changes and medications she recommended fixed my daughters eczema on her face.

I’m not OP but my kid has terrible persistent face eczema, what was the protocol? We’ve tried protopic which I think caused a burning sensation so that didn’t go over well.

PP here. It was prescription hydrocortisone twice a day, then once it was better enough pimecrolimus cream twice a day, with frequent moisturizer (aveeno unscented) as many times as possible in between. Now we do aveeno moisturizer in the morning and pimecrolimus at night and it keeps it in check.