Eyelid dermatitis is an inflammatory condition with a broad differential. Allergic contact dermatitis is believed to be the most common type of eyelid dermatitis, having a prevalence of 34 to 74%.

An acute case of eyelid dermatitis may clear up on its own in a few days, but most people require treatment. A chronic case can take up to a month to heal with treatment. Contact or atopic ...

On the whole, treatment for facial dermatitis involves avoiding further ... especially around the eyes and on the eyelids. Some people are wary of taking steroids for their dermatitis, due to ...

and eyelids), ears, upper chest, and back. The path to diagnosis can be challenging, often leading to misdiagnosis, which can ...

Treatment for allergic or irritant contact dermatitis may include home remedies such as cool compresses, moisturizers, and lukewarm baths. You may also require over-the-counter and prescription ...

Figure 11. Paraphenylenediamine, a chemical found in hair dyes, should be suspected allergen when dermatitis presents on scalp, hairline, or eyelids. Treatment of allergic contact dermatitis ...