Other Forms of Dermatitis

Scroll down for a detailed guide on how to help relieve less-common types of dermatitis & instructions for use.

Your Symptoms: Red, VERY ITCHY scaling patches with prominent itching, on the WRISTS, ARMS, OR BACK OF THE KNEES, ankles, or back of the hands.

Your Most Likely Skin Issue (Not a Diagnosis):   Atopic Dermatitis

Scroll down for a detailed guide on how to treat Atopic Dermatitis using SmartLotion.

Contact Dermatitis:

Apply SmartLotion® 2-3x per day for rash recovery, 1x per day for prevention.

Neurodermatitis:

Apply SmartLotion® 2-3x per day for recovery of active flare-up, 1x per day for prevention.

Dyshidrotic Dermatitis:

Apply SmartLotion® 3-4x per day for flare-up recovery, 1x per day for prevention.

Nummular Dermatitis:

Daily moisturizing is important for both recovery and prevention. Apply SmartLotion® 2-3x per day for recovery, 1x per day for prevention.

Superficial Perivascular Dermatitis:

This is a term for Atopic Dermatitis with visible blood vessels. Follow the Atopic Dermatitis regimen: Apply 4x daily for up to 4 weeks with frequent moisturizing for flare-up recovery, and apply 1-2x daily with moisturizing for prevention.

This could indicate an allergy, specifically to ibuprofen. Consult your doctor if your condition does not improve.

Stasis Dermatitis:

Apply SmartLotion® 3x per day for rash recovery and apply moisturizing lotion 2x per day.

Keep your legs elevated as much as possible, and use 2 ace wraps on each leg to wrap your leg from the toes to the knees.

If you do this every day, you should see good improvement within 3 weeks of use.

Dr. Harlan has treated many patients for stasis dermatitis without prescription medication using this exact strategy.