Hydrotherapy for Eczema
Atopic eczema (or atopic dermatitis) is defined as recurring inflammatory skin symptoms associated with atopy. It is a chronic pruritic and inflammatory dermatosis which progresses in flare-ups.
Expected benefits
At the end of a hydrotherapy treatment for eczema
- Disappearance of serosa, scabs and germs on the skin's surface thanks to the effect of thermal
- Reduced inflammation and itching linked to the specific properties of the water (termination of ongoing treatments).
Subsequently (in the following months)
- Disappearance of serosa, scabs and germs on the skin's surface thanks to the effect of thermal.
- Reduced inflammation and itching linked to the specific properties of the water (termination of ongoing treatments).
Treatment results
Before / After
Book a treatment specifically for atopic eczema
Select one of the treatments below; your choice will be tailored to relieve your eczema.
Conventional cure
Dermatological treatment
A treatment adapted to your condition. Our hydrotherapy doctors evaluate and choose the care that is best for you.
Health insurance coverage
Duration :18 days
Advance payment : €60
Second orientation : yes
Unlimited treatment access
Upon arrival, to make your days run smoothly, we offer you a personalised care programme designed by a hydrotherapy doctor.
Duration : 6, 12 or 18 days
Advance payment : €100
Specific moisturising care
Our specific treatment packages complement the traditional hydrotherapy programme. When prescribed by a doctor, this emollient-based treatment provides comfort and hydration.
Moisturising dermatological care
Face care with emollient cream
Indications
The treatment is indicated for
- Atopic dermatitis in children (from the first months of life)
- Persistent adolescent and adult atopic dermatitis
- Infectious dermatitis
- Contact dermatitis, especially when of occupational origin and becoming chronic
- Eczema related to venous circulatory disorders of the lower limbs (varicose eczema)
Atopic eczema
or atopic dermatitis
It is a complex multifactorial disease that combines two types of abnormalities : An alteration of the epidermal barrier (filaggrin deficiency), which makes the skin dry and abnormally sensitive to all attacks, a tendency to sensitisation to IgE allergens.
It is the most common dermatosis in children: affecting around 12% to 15% in France, it can appear in the first few months of life. It affects 20% of children under the age of 7 and is still around 18% in children aged 7 to 16 years.
