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Eczema is one of the most common skin conditions amongst children of all ages, with one in every five being affected by it at some stage in their lives.
It can often develop in the first year, and appear as patches of dry, red, rough or flaky skin. As part of a research study for Aveeno, Dr Stefanie Williams, dermatologist and medical director of EUDELO Dermatology & Skin Wellbeing, said: Although eczema is a relatively common skin condition for babies and children, it can be extremely distressing for both baby and parent and can make everyday activities and even sleeping very difficult.
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One of the great joys of boarding school is being with your friends 24 hours a day, seven days a week. But if you’re a teenager with a highly visible skin disorder such as acne, constantly living under the gaze of your peers can be stressful. A recent study in an international journal specialising in dermatology showed that almost 90 per cent of 15-year-olds felt embarrassed and self-conscious about their acne, causing a quarter of them to avoid sport, swimming, and even social interactions – and this could be exacerbated in a boarding environment.
‘The impact [for teenagers with skin disorders] can be devastating, leading to low mood, depression and social avoidance as well as the inevitable lack of self-esteem and self-belief,’ says Marina Gardiner Legge, headmistress of Heathfield School in Ascot.