Find Relief for Itchy, Inflamed Skin in New York

Eczema Treatment on Fifth Avenue, NYC

Eczema (atopic dermatitis and related conditions) can cause dry, itchy, inflamed skin that disrupts sleep, confidence, and daily life. As board-certified dermatologists, we diagnose the type and triggers of your eczema and create a plan that fits your skin and lifestyle. Whether you need help with an eczema rash treatment, medicine for eczema, or guidance on the best skincare for eczema in New York, we combine evidence-based care with practical, step-by-step support. Our practice on Fifth Avenue evaluates the whole picture: your skin barrier, potential allergens, environment, and habits that influence flares. From babies to adults, we tailor options that include topical eczema treatment, over the counter eczema treatment, prescription therapies, and procedural options when appropriate.

Medical Dermatology

Medical Dermatology Visit

We address a range of concerns including acne, rosacea, infections, hair loss, eczema, and psoriasis.

Cosmetic

Cosmetic Visit

We offer natural and results-driven treatments including laser treatments, injectables, hair rejuvenation, and microneedling.

Facial Treatments

Facial Treatments

Our aesthetician services include customized medical facials, chemical peels, dermaplaning, Hydrafacial, JetPeel, LED, and advanced facial treatments.


Ready for personalized eczema treatment in New York?

Call (212) 725-4555 or book an appointment online with our team at Dr. Dennis Gross Dermatology on Fifth Avenue in New York City. We serve Manhattan, Queens, Brooklyn, Staten Island, Bronx, and the surrounding communities, including New Jersey and Connecticut.

Dr. Dennis Gross

Decades of Distinction

Behind every treatment is decades of research, training, and expertise. We are dedicated to helping our patients look and feel their best.

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Our Experts

Your Trusted Experts in Professional Dermatology

Years of professional training and hands-on experience in advanced skincare and treatments.

Lara Battema

Lara manages Dennis Gross Dermatology’s practice, focusing on creating a warm, welcoming environment and delivering excellent patient experiences and results.

Lara Battema, LE, MPH

Licensed Medical Aesthetician
Lia. Trojansky

Lia has developed a strong focus in aesthetic dermatology, where she values the balance of precision, artistry, and science. Her approach is thoughtful and individualized, with a focus on subtle, natural-looking results that enhance each patient’s features.

Lia Trojansky, PA-C

Board-Certified Physician Assistant
Hilary Reich

With nearly 25 years of experience, Dr. Hilary Reich is a board-certified dermatologist known for her personalized approach and exceptional clinical expertise. She listens to ger patients attentively and earn the trust and loyalty of generations of patients.

Hilary Reich M.D.

Board-Certified Dermatologist

What to Expect at Your Visit

We review your history, examine the skin, and identify triggers such as allergens, fabrics, sweat, climate shifts, and stress. When appropriate, we may recommend patch testing, allergy evaluation, or lab work to guide a targeted plan.

Eczema Skincare Routine At Home

Personalized Eczema Treatment Options

Topical and Over the Counter Eczema Treatment

Restoring and protecting the skin barrier is the foundation of care. We often start with fragrance-free, ceramide-rich moisturizers and gentle cleansers. For itch and redness, low- to mid-potency topical corticosteroids can be used in short courses. Non-steroidal options such as calcineurin inhibitors (tacrolimus, pimecrolimus), PDE4 inhibitors (crisaborole), and topical JAK inhibitors (ruxolitinib) help sensitive areas like the face and folds. We will also coach you on eczema skincare routines so you know exactly when to cleanse, treat, moisturize, and protect.

Prescription Medicine for Eczema and Phototherapy

When flares are more persistent, we may recommend medium- to high-potency topical steroids for limited timeframes, or consider phototherapy for widespread disease. For moderate to severe eczema, advanced options include biologic medicines (such as dupilumab or tralokinumab) and oral JAK inhibitors to reduce inflammation and itch. We review benefits, monitoring, and safety so you can make an informed choice. For those seeking natural eczema treatment, we focus on barrier-first care, trigger control, and scientifically supported remedies while avoiding irritants.

Scalp Eczema Treatment

Care for Special Areas and Concerns

Scalp involvement often improves with medicated shampoos (zinc pyrithione, selenium sulfide, ketoconazole) used several times per week, plus topical steroid lotions or foams for brief intervals. We adjust frequency to control scale and itch while protecting hair and scalp.

Treatment of Eczema On Lips and Feet

Lip eczema may respond to bland emollients, short courses of low-potency steroids, or non-steroidal topicals; we also remove common triggers like fragrance and flavorings. For the feet, we combine barrier repair with targeted topicals and occlusion when needed, and we rule out fungal infection that can mimic eczema.

Treating Hyperpigmentation from Eczema

Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation can linger after a flare, especially on darker skin tones. Daily broad-spectrum sunscreen, barrier repair, and gentle brighteners (such as azelaic acid or niacinamide) can help even tone. In select cases, we may consider chemical peels or laser options once the skin is calm.

Skin Peeling from Eczema

Peeling can reflect active inflammation or irritation. We refine your regimen, increase moisturization, avoid harsh actives, and use short, directed anti-inflammatory treatment to calm the skin and support healing.

FAQ

Let’s Talk About Your Skin’s Needs

We’re here to make your skincare journey simple, stress-free, and tailored just for you.

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What is the Best Way to Treat Eczema?

There is no single best way to treat eczema for everyone. The most effective plan combines barrier repair, trigger control, and the right level of anti-inflammatory therapy (topical, light-based, or systemic). We personalize your strategy so it works for your skin.

Can Natural Eczema Treatment Help?

Yes—when grounded in evidence. We emphasize moisturizers, trigger reduction, humidification, and gentle ingredients like colloidal oatmeal or niacinamide. We avoid unproven or irritating remedies that can worsen a flare.

Is Over the Counter Eczema Treatment Enough?

Mild cases may improve with consistent moisturization and short courses of OTC hydrocortisone. If symptoms persist, spread, or impact sleep and quality of life, seeing a dermatologist helps you access prescription options and refine your routine.

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Find Your Perfect Skincare Plan

Take the next step toward calmer, clearer skin. Call (212) 725-4555 or book an appointment online with our team for treatment of eczema on Fifth Avenue, New York City. We serve Manhattan, Queens, Brooklyn, Staten Island, Bronx, and the surrounding communities, including New Jersey and Connecticut.

Eczema & Chronic Skin Inflammation Care

At Dr. Dennis Gross Dermatology, eczema is a key focus, with personalized treatments designed to calm inflammation, relieve itching, and restore the skin barrier. We also address a wide range of other concerns, including dry skin, acne, pigmentation issues such as melasma and sunspots, rosacea, psoriasis, and hair loss. In addition, we offer care for aesthetic concerns like double chin, fine lines and wrinkles, redness, and uneven skin texture. Our approach combines medical dermatology with advanced cosmetic solutions to support healthier, more comfortable skin.

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