Skin problems in children
Children's skin is thinner and more sensitive than adult skin, so medicines and strengths are chosen with extra care. Most childhood skin problems are common and treatable.
Common problems in children
Parents often bring children with itchy rashes, recurring eczema, infections that spread at school, warts, and marks noticed at birth. Early advice helps children sleep, study and play without discomfort.
What we see
- Atopic dermatitis (eczema) and dry skin
- Diaper rash and heat rash
- Fungal infections and scabies
- Warts and molluscum
- Impetigo and boils
- Head lice and dandruff
- Birthmarks and moles
- Hair fall and patchy hair loss
Frequently asked questions
At what age can a child see a dermatologist?
At any age, including newborns.
Are creams safe for children?
Your doctor chooses the medicine and strength for the child's age and the body area. Please do not reuse an adult's prescription.
Is eczema in a child permanent?
Many children improve with age. Good moisturising and trigger control reduce flare-ups.
This page is for general information. Your dermatologist will advise on what suits you after examination. Results vary from person to person.
Book a consultation
Evening OPD every day, including Sunday. Call or WhatsApp to reserve your slot.