Viral, Bacterial & Fungal Skin Conditions in Children
Skin infections are common during childhood due to immature immune systems and frequent exposure to environmental factors. These infections may be viral, bacterial, or fungal, and require accurate diagnosis to ensure proper and safe treatment.
At Dr. Faiez Ghanam Dermatology, Cosmetic & Laser Center, pediatric skin infections are managed with age-appropriate, gentle, and evidence-based medical protocols to achieve effective healing while protecting sensitive skin.
Procedure Info at a Glance
How are skin infections diagnosed in children?
Through clinical examination and, when needed, simple laboratory tests.
Are these infections contagious?
Some viral, bacterial, and fungal infections can be contagious, especially among children.
Is treatment safe for young children?
Yes, all treatments are selected carefully based on the child’s age and condition.
How long does treatment usually take?
Most mild infections improve within days to weeks with proper treatment.
Treatment Approach
- Accurate Clinical Diagnosis: Identifying the type of infection (viral, bacterial, or fungal).
- Targeted Medical Treatment: Using appropriate topical or oral medications.
- Age-Safe Formulations: Prescribed medications suitable for infants and children.
- Infection Control Guidance: Preventing spread within the household or school.
- Follow-Up Care: Ensuring full resolution and preventing recurrence.
Safe & Effective Care for Children’s Skin
Treating pediatric skin infections requires expertise, precision, and gentle medical care. At Dr. Faiez Ghanam Dermatology, Cosmetic & Laser Center, we prioritize your child’s safety and comfort while delivering reliable and effective treatment outcomes. Book your child’s consultation today for expert pediatric dermatology care.
FREQUENT QUESTIONS
Can skin infections heal without treatment?
Some mild cases may improve, but medical treatment is often needed to prevent complications.
Should children stay home from school during infection?
In contagious cases, temporary isolation may be recommended.
Can infections leave scars?
Prompt and proper treatment significantly reduces the risk of scarring.
