Uncover Your Skin Allergies with Patch Testing
A Comprehensive Approach to Allergy Diagnosis
Do you experience unexplained rashes, itching, or irritation? Allergy patch testing at can help pinpoint the specific substances causing your skin reactions.
Uncover Your Skin Allergies with Patch Testing
A Comprehensive Approach to Allergy Diagnosis
Do you experience unexplained rashes, itching, or irritation? Allergy patch testing at can help pinpoint the specific substances causing your skin reactions.
How Does Patch Testing Work?
- Consultation: Our provider will discuss your medical history and skin concerns.
- Patch Application: Small patches containing potential allergens are applied to your back.
- Observation: You’ll return to the clinic for patch removal and evaluation of reactions.
- Results and Treatment: Our provider will interpret the results and recommend a personalized treatment plan.
What Allergies Can Be Tested?
Patch testing can identify a wide range of allergens, including:
- Fragrances
- Preservatives
- Metals (nickel, cobalt)
- Rubber
- Dyes
- Medications
- Plants (poison ivy)
Is Patch Testing Right for You?
Patch testing is recommended if you experience:
- Unexplained rashes
- Itching or burning sensations
- Skin irritation
- Eczema or dermatitis
Ready to find relief from you skin allergies?
Schedule an appointment with one of our expert providers for patch testing at Contour Dermatology today.
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