Clear Your Child’s Skin with Gentle Care
Impetigo is a highly contagious bacterial skin infection that can affect anyone, particularly young children. Our team understands impetigo’s impact on your child’s daily life and confidence. That’s why we offer expert care tailored to your child’s unique needs, helping them achieve healthy, radiant skin. At Dermestetics Vienna, we provide advanced, compassionate care to effectively treat impetigo and prevent future outbreaks.
Expert Providers
At Dermestetics Vienna, our experienced providers deliver personalized treatment plans backed by the latest advancements in pediatric dermatological care. From diagnosis to recovery, we are committed to helping your kid achieve clear, healthy skin with minimal discomfort and downtime.
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Consultation Required?
Yes
Duration of Results
Varies by severity and treatment response
Sessions Needed
Customized based on condition
Downtime
Minimal
What It Treats
Common Symptoms of Impetigo:
Small red sores that ooze fluid and form yellowish crusts
Itchy, painful patches of skin
Blisters or ulcers on exposed areas, such as the face, hands, or legs
Localized infections around the nose, mouth, or limbs
What Causes Impetigo?
Common causes of Impetigo:
- Bacterial Infection: Usually caused by Staphylococcus aureus or Streptococcus pyogenes
- Skin Injuries: Cuts, scrapes, or insect bites becoming infected
- Hygiene Factors: Poor hygiene, crowded living conditions, or skin-to-skin contact
- Shared Items: Spread via towels, clothing, or toys
Understanding Different Types of Impetigo
Non-Bullous Impetigo
- Most common type, especially among children
- Characterized by red sores that quickly burst and form yellowish crusts
- Often appears around the mouth and nose
- Highly contagious, easily spread through direct contact or shared items
Bullous Impetigo
- Features larger, fluid-filled blisters, typically on the trunk or limbs
- Primarily affects infants and young children
- Blisters are less likely to crust but can burst and ooze
Ecthyma
- Deepest and most severe form of impetigo
- Infect the deeper layers of the skin, causing painful ulcers with thick crusts
- Often found on the legs or areas with skin injuries
- Can lead to scarring if untreated
How it Works
How it Works
Our Comprehensive Approach to Impetigo Treatment in Vienna
Your child’s treatment journey at Dermestetics Vienna begins with a thorough consultation. We use advanced diagnostic methods and a review of their medical history to identify potential triggers and develop a customized care plan for their specific needs.
How is my child's treatment plan developed?
We create the plan based on the type and severity of impetigo. We may use medical-grade topical antibiotics, oral medications, and skincare recommendations to promote healing.
How long will my child need treatment?
The duration of the treatment varies per condition and treatment response. Most cases of impetigo improve significantly within 7–10 days of starting treatment. However, for more severe cases, additional time and follow-up visits may be required.
Is your child a good candidate for Impetigo treatment?
Your child may be an ideal candidate for the treatment if they:
- Have red sores, crusts, or blisters that persist or worsen
- Experience recurrent infections despite initial treatments
- Need professional guidance to prevent further outbreaks
Complementary Services to Support Your Baby’s Skin Health
Before proceeding with any skin treatments, we emphasize the significance of a thorough consultation to ensure they are appropriate for your child’s age, skin type, and specific needs.
To support the skin’s healing and overall health, especially for children:
Gentle Cleansing Products
Safe, dermatologist-approved cleansers to maintain hygiene without irritation.
Soothing Topical Treatments
Pediatric-friendly moisturizers and barrier creams to protect healing skin.
Professional Skin Care Consultation
A detailed evaluation will be conducted to recommend the best products and practices for your child’s condition.