Atopic dermatitis

Atopic dermatitis is a disease in which itchy eczema chronically improves and worsens. In atopic dermatitis, the skin's "barrier function" (the function that protects the inside of the body from various stimuli, dryness, etc.) is weakened, making it easier for antigens and stimuli to enter from the outside, which bind to immune cells and cause allergic inflammation. In addition, the nerves that sense itching extend to the surface of the skin, making it more susceptible to itching, and scratching further weakens the barrier function, creating a vicious cycle. In our efforts to treat atopic dermatitis, we prioritize treatments with evidence. Among these, we believe that semiconductor laser irradiation near the stellate ganglion is clinically effective.

It has the same effect as steroids, but improves atopic symptoms without the side effects. Treatment can be used by people of any age, even children. It has been used to treat atopic dermatitis at academic conferences, and has attracted attention for its therapeutic effects that are greater than those achieved with strong-class steroid ointments. By irradiating the area near the stellate ganglion with a semiconductor laser, homeostasis can be achieved, and anti-aging care can be provided by restoring the balance of disrupted biological functions. The atopic dermatitis treatment performed at our clinic is evidence-based and has no side effects.

Placenta is a treatment for atopic dermatitis with almost no side effects. It is believed that placenta has a complex effect of immunoregulating, anti-inflammatory, anti-allergic, hormonal regulating, and improving basal metabolism.