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1. harlanmd.comSmartLotion® For Eczema & Dermatitis

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   Dr. Harlan uses SmartLotion® to treat every type of recurring dermatitis and eczema. He also combines it with prescription treatments for improved control of conditions like Rosacea and Psoriasis. For information on how Dr. Harlan treats every possible type of dermatitis with the exact instructions he provides to his patients, click here.

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2. help.harlanmd.com › article › h5r1inowww-atopicAtopic Dermatitis/ Eczema (Adults) - SmartLotion® Knowledgebase

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   Dec 20, 2023 · For atopic eczema located on the body, he has his adult patients apply SmartLotion® 4x per day for up to 4 week and moisturizing 2x per day. Dr. Harlan's recommended moisturizer is Perfect Repair™, a moisturizer he formulated specifically for dermatitis patients. As long as the patient sees improvement during the initial 4 weeks, after 4 ...

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4. harlanmd.com › blogs › smartlotion-blogWhat Cream Is Good For Eczema: My Journey - HarlanMD

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   As Dr. Harlan points out in his blog, the term “perioral dermatitis” celebrates its 60th anniversary this year. Its history in medical terminology coincides with an increase in the usage of steroids for the treatment of various kinds of dermatitis in the 1960s.

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   When it comes to dermatitis or eczema, As it's often called, You really need to treat the root cause of the problem. In the short welcome video featured on my website, I explain what this root cause is, Why traditional dermatitis solutions fail to address it, And how my SmartLotion formula treats This root cause perfectly.

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6. www.healthyandnaturalworld.com › natural-cures-forHow To Get Rid Of Eczema: 13 Natural Remedies Backed By Research

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   • Coconut oil for treating eczema. Virgin coconut oil is a soothing natural home remedy to prevent and treat eczema. Coconut oil provides deep hydration to the skin, protecting it from drying out and becoming scaly.
   • Apple cider vinegar (ACV) Raw unprocessed apple cider vinegar can reduce the inflammation and relieve the itching caused by eczema. Apple cider vinegar contains high amounts of acetic acid which can help kill off bacterial skin infections and reduce itchiness.
   • Chamomile for eczema. Chamomile contains soothing properties for any type of inflamed skin and is an excellent therapeutic agent for getting rid of eczema faster.
   • Witch Hazel. The main benefit of witch hazel for helping to cure the symptoms of eczema is its astringent and anti-inflammatory properties. This makes witch hazel a helpful home remedy to treat acne, cuts, psoriasis and eczema.

7. help.harlanmd.com › category › o38jj2vkr8-conditionsCondition Protocols - SmartLotion® Knowledgebase

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   All Categories. Condition Protocols. Information on Moisturizing When Applying SmartLotion®. Disseminated Superficial Actinic Porokeratosis (DSAP) Flexure Rash, Intertrigo or Flexure Psoriasis (Teenagers) "My child's facial eczema is returning, even when applying SmartLotion® 1x per day". "My rash has returned" or "I'm experiencing a flare-up".

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   For facial seborrheic dermatitis, Dr. Harlan typically sees his patients get clear skin after just a few applications, and uses only a single bottle every 4 to 5 months. Atopic dermatitis that covers large areas of the body, however, can require up to 3 bottles every 2 weeks for the 1st month, then 3 bottles per month after that.