Baby Eczema Specialist Singapore: Where to seek treatment for baby (pediatric) eczema in Singapore?

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WHAT IS ECZEMA?

Eczema is a common skin problem seen in many children, affecting about 1 in 10 children.

Eczema, also known as atopic dermatitis, often starts in early infancy. It is characterised by dry, red and itchy skin. It is usually a long-term condition that can get worse from time to time and subside as children get older.

If your child suffers from eczema, it is important to know what you can do to relieve the symptoms and the types of eczema treatment that are available for your child.

Baby Eczema
Via Medicine.Net

SYMPTOMS OF ECZEMA

What are the symptoms of eczema?
  • Dry, itchy skin is the main symptom
  • Redness, scales, bumps that can leak fluid or become crusty
Symptoms can flare up from time to time, and may be more noticeable at night.

Symptoms of dermatitis in infants, babies, toddlers and children may vary.

What are the symptoms of eczema in babies?

For babies, eczema shows up as red and dry patches, which usually start on the scalp and face. Eczema can appear on the cheeks, forehead, as well as around the mouth of babies.

When should your child visit the clinic and seek medical treatment for eczema?

If your baby's eczema is mild, you could consult your nearest pharmacist for recommendations on baby eczema cream products.

If your child’s eczema worsens despite intensive moisturising, consult your pediatrician. In some cases, you may be referred to a pediatric specialist in skin diseases (pediatric dermatologist).

When there are suggestions of secondary skin infection like intensive redness and itch, yellow discharge from the skin, fever and swelling around the site, consult your pediatrician.

If your baby has suddenly developed a rash, this may not be baby eczema and could be an allergic reaction. Please visit the nearest 'hospital' as soon as possible. Severe allergic reaction is a medical emergency and needs to be treated at the hospital and not at an out-patient clinic.

Notes on Pediatric Dermatology:
Pediatric dermatologists nowadays see a wide range of skin conditions, but the most common include bacterial, viral, and fungal infections; atopic dermatitis (eczema); and hemangiomas. Pediatric dermatologists work closely with general pediatricians to manage both common and especially complex cases.

Best Baby Eczema Specialists in Singapore

We have compiled a list of pediatric dermatologists (children skin specialists) in Singapore that offer consultation and treatment for eczema disorders in babies and children. In no particular order, here is the list.

KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital

100 Bukit Timah Road
Singapore 229899
Tel: +65 6-CALL KKH (+65 6-2255 554)
  • Dr Mark Koh Jean Aan, Head & Consultant, MBBS, MRCPCH (UK), FAMS (Dermatology)
  • Dr Liew Hui Min, Associate Consultant, MB ChB (Dundee), MRCP(UK), MRCP (Dermatology)
  • Dr Sharon Wong, Associate Consultant, MBBS, MRCPCH (UK), Dip Pract Derm
  • Dr Chong Jin Ho, Associate Consultant, MBBS, MRCPCH (UK), Dip Pract Derm

National Skin Centre(S) Pte Ltd

1 Mandalay Road Singapore 308205
(Directions to NSC​)
Tel: (65) 6253 4455
Appointment Line - Local:
Tel :(65) 6350 6666
  • Clinical Assoc Prof
    Giam Yoke Chin (Clinical Interests: Paediatric Dermatology, Skin Health)
  • Dr Madeline Ho Sheun Ling (Clinical Interest: Paediatric Dermatology)

Dermatology Associates

Paragon Clinic
290 Orchard Road
#15-05/06 Paragon (Office Tower)
Singapore 238859
Tel: (65) 6333 8108

Gleneagles Clinic
6 Napier Road
#07-14 Gleneagles Medical Centre
Singapore 258499
Tel: (65) 6471 1733

Connexion Clinic
1 Farrer Park Station Road
#12-02 Farrer Park Medical Centre Connexion
Singapore 217562
Tel: (65) 6604 6778
  • Dr Chan Yuin Chew

Other Baby Eczema Specialists in Singapore 

Dr Lynn Chiam
Children and Adult Skin, Hair and Laser Clinic
#07-22 Mt Elizabeth Novena Specialist Medical Centre
38 Irrawaddy Road , Singapore 329563
Tel: (65) 6570 2303

Dr Khoo Boo Peng
Naaman Skin and Laser Centre
#09-27 Novena Medical Centre, 10 Sinaran Drive, Singapore 307506
Tel: (65) 6397 2833

Dr Alison Joanne Lee
SBCC Baby & Child Clinic
#04-15 Gleneagles Medical Centre, 6 Napier Rd, Singapore 258499
Tel: (65) 6475 0820

Location: Singapore

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