skin conditions

When should a pediatric patient with a skin condition see a specialist?

Referral to a pediatric dermatologist is recommended when a skin condition is severe, persistent, or not responding to standard treatments. Conditions like severe eczema, unusual rashes, chronic infections, or suspected genetic skin disorders warrant specialist evaluation.

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