New York Cosmetic, Skin & Laser Surgery Center

Eczema Treatment

Treating thousands of eczema and skin inflammation cases, New York Cosmetic, Skin & Laser Surgery Center in Garden City is a leading destination for advanced eczema treatment combining medical therapy and Excimer laser technology for lasting relief.

Eczema Treatment in Long Island

Relieve Persistent Itching And Restore Healthier Skin

Eczema treatment in Garden City, Long Island addresses chronic atopic dermatitis, a skin condition that causes dryness, itching, redness, and thickened patches from constant irritation. Our approach treats all types of eczema, including facial, hand, and generalized body eczema.

At New York Cosmetic Skin & Laser Surgery Center, we combine prescription therapies with Excimer laser therapy. The Excimer laser delivers controlled UVB light directly to inflamed skin, reducing redness and itching while sparing surrounding healthy tissue. Sessions are quick—typically 5 to 20 minutes—performed one to three times per week.

This safe, noninvasive method complements topical treatments such as corticosteroids or calcineurin inhibitors for enhanced results. Each plan is customized to your skin’s needs to relieve flare-ups, restore hydration, and strengthen the skin barrier for lasting comfort and smoother texture.

Dr. Rokhsar’s Expertise In Precision Eczema Laser Care

Dr. Cameron Rokhsar, MD, FAAD, FAACS, is a double board-certified dermatologist and dermatologic surgeon with over two decades of experience treating eczema and chronic skin conditions. As a fellowship-trained laser surgeon, he brings unmatched expertise to every treatment.

He personally performs Excimer laser eczema procedures, using the same precision that earned him recognition as a Castle Connolly and New York Magazine Top Doctor. His training at Harvard and NYU, along with his teaching role at Mount Sinai Hospital, reflect his commitment to patient safety and medical excellence.

Unlike general dermatology clinics, our center offers access to more than 40 laser and energy-based devices. Dr. Rokhsar’s in-depth understanding of light therapies allows him to select the most effective settings for each eczema case.

Patients consistently see faster relief and fewer flare-ups compared to traditional phototherapy or topical-only approaches. Dr. Rokhsar’s results stand out for being safer, quicker, and more sustainable—especially for patients who have not responded to other treatments.

Eczema Treatment Before and After

* Results May Vary.

How Long Does Eczema Treatment Last?

Patients treated for eczema in Garden City typically notice visible improvement within four to six weeks or after ten to thirty Excimer sessions. The therapy calms redness, reduces itching, and restores smoothness to irritated skin.

Because eczema is a chronic condition, ongoing care is key. Many patients achieve long-term control through periodic laser maintenance and consistent hydration routines. Flare-ups become less frequent and less severe with continued therapy.

Our patients experience healthier, more resilient skin, improved comfort, and better sleep quality. The combined use of Excimer laser therapy and advanced topicals provides steady, lasting relief from eczema symptoms for months at a time.

Eczema Treatment Downtime or Side Effects

Eczema treatment with the Excimer laser involves minimal to no downtime. Most patients resume normal activities immediately after each session. Treatments are painless, with only mild warmth during the procedure.

Possible temporary effects may include slight redness or darkening on treated areas, which usually fade within a few days. Compared with older UVB therapies, the Excimer laser precisely treats affected skin while protecting healthy tissue from unnecessary exposure.

Topical medications prescribed alongside laser therapy are supervised by Dr. Rokhsar to prevent side effects such as skin thinning or sensitivity. Each patient receives an individualized care plan to maintain clear, comfortable skin safely and effectively.

Long Island Eczema Treatment FAQs

Is eczema treatment painful?

The Excimer laser emits a warm, gentle light. Most patients describe it as comfortable, and no anesthesia is required. Sessions last 5 to 20 minutes, depending on the size of the area being treated.

How often will I need treatment for eczema?

For best results, treatments are typically performed one to three times weekly for several weeks. Maintenance sessions may follow every few months to help prevent flare-ups and maintain skin health.

Can children receive eczema treatment?

Yes. Dr. Rokhsar safely treats children with eczema using gentle laser settings and topical therapies appropriate for pediatric skin. Each treatment plan is carefully adjusted to the child’s needs.

What should I avoid after treatment?

Avoid hot showers, harsh soaps, and direct sunlight on treated areas for 24 hours. Apply recommended moisturizers to support healing and maintain hydration. Normal activities may be resumed right away.

How is this treatment different from standard phototherapy?

Unlike traditional light boxes, the Excimer laser treats only the affected skin, reducing UV exposure and achieving faster results. It’s more precise, safer for delicate areas, and often effective in fewer sessions.

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Common Body Areas We Treat

From your face to your feet, we offer precise, physician-performed treatments for every area of your body. Whether you’re targeting wrinkles, scars, unwanted hair, or skin concerns, Dr. Rokhsar and our team provide customized care to achieve natural, lasting results.