If you have severe eczema and your symptoms are disrupting your daily life or getting worse, it might be time to talk to your doctor about changing your treatment. Even if you are using moisturizers regularly and avoiding allergens, if you still experience itching, scaling, and dryness, it could be a sign that your current treatment isn't effective. Eczema treatments vary from person to person, and what worked before might not work now. Here are some signs that it might be time to consult your dermatologist: 1. Your symptoms persist despite following your treatment regimen. 2. Your eczema stops responding to your current treatment. 3. You feel your dermatologist isn't managing your eczema effectively. 4. You haven't experienced relief from new treatments. There are many treatment options available, including topical steroids, immunomodulatory medications, wet wrap bandages, antihistamines, phototherapy, and oral medications. Innovations in eczema treatments are ongoing, so new options may be available. If you're considering a new treatment, ask your doctor about possible side effects and what to expect. Regular check-ins with your doctor can help ensure your treatment plan is effective and improve your quality of life.