Everyone who has atopic dermatitis (AD) needs a good treatment plan. But if you have darker skin, you may be more likely to have skin color changes that linger after a flare, making it all the more important to prevent flare-ups in the first place, says Elizabeth Bahar Houshmand, MD, a board-certified dermatologist based in Dallas. Plus, you’ll need to consider hair care, invisible symptoms, and more.
Today, it’s easier than ever to manage atopic dermatitis and maintain your quality of life. “With the current treatments available, we can achieve much better control than was possible even a few years ago,” says Dr. Houshmand.
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