“I encourage my patients to look for thicker moisturizing creams, balms, and ointments,” says board-certified dermatologist at Treasure Valley Dermatology Dr. Dustin Portela. “Avoid any product with ...

As someone with a chronic skin condition, I'm deeply familiar with the frustration of trying every so-called solution out there, only to still be confronted with skin that refuses to cooperate. When ...

According to the National Eczema Association, 31.6 million people in the United States are afflicted with some form of eczema. Dealing with eczema on any part of your body can be frustrating and ...

If you suffer from eczema, also known as the “itch that rashes,” you’re likely on a quest to find products that will soothe your skin and bring relief. According to dermatologist Dr. Laura Scott, ...

Branded content. Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships so we may receive compensation for some links to products and services. Dealing with eczema symptoms (which can include itching, burning, stinging ...

Quelling the discomfort of atopic dermatitis, the most common form of eczema, can be a daily quest. This inflamed, itchy skin condition can interfere with sleeping, socializing, and many other ...

A recent study suggests that people with eczema can bathe as often as they want — but moisturizing while skin is still damp ...

Dr. King calls this gel cream moisturizer "perfect" for dry skin. You can thank a number of ingredients for that. "It ...

Allow me to blunt: Eczema on your face isn’t fun. It can be wildly itchy, sting, burn, cause bumps and blisters—the list goes on. But eczema is so common (up to 15 million people have to deal with it) ...