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Contact dermatitis is a common skin condition that occurs when the skin comes into direct contact with an irritant or allergen, leading to redness, itching, and inflammation.
At The Velvet Skin Centre, our dermatology experts help patients identify the triggers and provide effective treatment plans to restore healthy skin. While not life-threatening, contact dermatitis can significantly affect comfort and quality of life if left untreated.
Understanding your type of contact dermatitis is the first step toward effective treatment.
| Type | Cause | Common Triggers |
|---|---|---|
| Irritant Contact Dermatitis | Direct damage to skin cells by a substance | Harsh soaps, detergents, cleaning agents, chemicals, frequent handwashing |
| Allergic Contact Dermatitis | Immune system reaction to an allergen | Nickel, fragrances, cosmetics, hair dyes, latex, poison ivy |
Repeated or prolonged exposure weakens the skin barrier, making it more sensitive and prone to flare-ups.
Contact dermatitis develops when the skin reacts to:
| Cause | Examples |
|---|---|
| Irritants | Harsh soaps, detergents, cleaning agents, chemicals, frequent handwashing |
| Allergens | Nickel in jewelry, fragrances, cosmetics, hair dyes, latex, certain plants like poison ivy |
| Environmental Triggers | Excessive humidity, dust, occupational exposure to chemicals and metals |
Repeated or prolonged exposure weakens the skin barrier, making it more sensitive and prone to flare-ups.
The symptoms of contact dermatitis can vary from mild irritation to severe rashes and include:
At The Velvet Skin Centre, our dermatologists provide personalized treatment for contact dermatitis, which may include:
| Treatment | What It Does | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Trigger Identification & Avoidance | Patch testing to identify specific allergens | Allergic contact dermatitis |
| Topical Corticosteroids | Reduce inflammation and itching | Mild-to-moderate cases |
| Moisturizers & Emollients | Repair and protect the skin barrier | Dry, cracked skin |
| Antihistamines | Manage allergic reactions and itching | Allergic reactions |
| Prescription Therapies | Advanced care for chronic or severe cases | Chronic or severe contact dermatitis |
| Guided Skincare Routines | Personalised product recommendations | Prevention of recurrence |
The cost of contact dermatitis treatment depends on the treatment type and severity.
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Patch Testing | Starting from ₹2,000 |
| Topical Corticosteroids | Starting from ₹500 |
| Antihistamines | Starting from ₹200/month |
| Moisturizers & Emollients | Starting from ₹500 |
| Package Pricing | Discounted rates available for multiple sessions |
*Final pricing is determined after your consultation with Dr. Asma, based on your specific needs and treatment plan.
Call us at 8002558860 for current pricing and to book your consultation.
Preventing contact dermatitis is possible with a few simple measures:
Dr. Asma Parveen is a renowned dermatologist with an MD in Dermatology and over 14 years of clinical experience. She is known for her honest approach, personalised treatment plans, and natural-looking results.
Contact dermatitis requires accurate identification of triggers and a personalised treatment plan. Dr. Asma personally evaluates every patient, performs patch testing when needed, and creates a plan to restore skin health and prevent recurrence.
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No, contact dermatitis is usually temporary and improves once the trigger is removed. However, untreated cases can become chronic.
If the rash appears soon after skin contact with an irritant or allergen and improves after avoiding the trigger, it is likely contact dermatitis. A dermatologist can confirm with patch testing.
No, contact dermatitis is not contagious. It is a skin reaction to external substances.
Mild cases may resolve within 1–3 weeks with proper care, while chronic cases may take longer and require medical treatment.
You should seek professional help if symptoms persist for more than a week, the rash spreads, blisters develop, or itching becomes severe.
At The Velvet Skin Centre:
Your exact cost will be confirmed at consultation.
Yes, all treatments at The Velvet Skin Centre are tailored to your skin type. Dr. Asma evaluates your skin condition before recommending any procedure.
Don’t let contact dermatitis affect your comfort and daily life. Book your consultation with Dr. Asma and experience personalised care with advanced treatment options.
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