20 y/o male with recurring outbreaks of atopic dermatitis. T | Figure 1

20 y/o male with recurring outbreaks of atopic dermatitis. T/x with Betamethasone shows some level of relief. Patient came for a checkup at Derm clinic, no current outbreak, sent in the attached pictures that he took during a recent outbreak as per the request of the treating physician.

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