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Pediatric Dermatology

Pediatric Rashes.

Children's skin is uniquely reactive, and rashes in children require specialized diagnostic expertise. Our board-certified team provides expert evaluation and treatment of diaper rash, contact dermatitis, viral exanthems, and inflammatory conditions.

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Clinical Standard

Gentle, Expert Care.

In the humid South Tampa environment, pediatric rashes are common. Heat rash, diaper dermatitis, and contact reactions are frequent concerns. Our team differentiates these from more complex conditions like eczema, psoriasis, and infections to ensure your child receives the right treatment from the start.

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Accurate Diagnosis. We evaluate pediatric rashes using clinical pattern recognition, dermatoscopy, and diagnostic testing when needed. Our priority is identifying the root cause—not just suppressing symptoms—to provide lasting resolution and prevent recurrence. We utilize prescription barrier pastes, clinical barrier repair protocols, and age-appropriate medications.

Dr. Alexandra Grob, Board-Certified Dermatologist
Type I

Diaper & Barrier Issues

From simple irritant diaper rash to candidal infections and clinical barrier repair protocols. We provide prescription-strength solutions.

Type II

Contact Dermatitis

Allergic reactions to soaps, detergents, sunscreens, or plants. We identify the trigger and build an avoidance strategy.

Type III

Viral Exanthems

Rashes associated with childhood viruses (hand-foot-mouth, fifth disease, roseola). Expert diagnosis and supportive care.

Board-Certified Specialists

Meet Your Specialists.

Dr. Alexandra Grob

Dr. Grob

Founder & Dermatologist providing thoughtful, family-centered care for pediatric dermatologic conditions.

Dr. Alexander Dane

Dr. Dane

Double Board-Certified Dermatologist and Surgeon providing compassionate, expert care for pediatric skin conditions.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked.

When should I take my child to a dermatologist for a rash?

If a rash persists beyond 1-2 weeks, worsens despite over-the-counter treatment, or is accompanied by fever, see us for evaluation.

Is it eczema or just dry skin?

True eczema involves immune-mediated inflammation, not just dryness. A dermatologist can distinguish the two and provide appropriate treatment.

Are prescription creams safe for children?

Yes, when prescribed by a pediatric dermatology specialist. We prioritize steroid-sparing alternatives for maintenance and sensitive areas.

Can food allergies cause skin rashes?

In some children, yes. We evaluate the clinical picture and may recommend allergy testing or an elimination diet when food triggers are suspected.

South Tampa Dermatology

MODERN DERMATOLOGY: SOUTH TAMPA'S PEDIATRIC RASH SPECIALISTS

Board-certified dermatology in the heart of South Tampa. Accepting new patients.

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