A licensed clinician reviews your case: no appointment, no waiting room. One flat monthly price, prescription included, shipped to your door.
Licensed care online. Prescription included and shipped to your door.
Clinician-prescribed treatments, shipped to your door.
Low potency: Gentler options often used for mild eczema or sensitive areas.
Medium potency: Commonly used for moderate flares on areas like the arms, legs, or body.
High & super-high potency: Stronger treatments generally reserved for more severe or stubborn eczema and used for shorter periods.
Stronger isn’t always better. Your clinician will prescribe the lowest appropriate potency for your needs.
“There’s a specific look I recognize in eczema patients who’ve been managing on their own too long. They’ve stopped believing it can get better. Fern shortens that window of suffering. It gets people into real treatment before hopelessness sets in.”
Five minutes of intake. A clinical decision in 5 hours.
Simple ways to protect your skin between treatments.
Small, consistent habits keep eczema calmer between flares.
Apply a fragrance-free cream twice a day, especially after showering or washing your hands.
Skip perfumes and dyes in soaps, lotions, and detergents to reduce potential irritation.
Long, hot showers strip natural oils. Aim for ten minutes with warm, not hot, water.
Track flare patterns so you can spot foods, weather, or stress that worsen symptoms.
A few small changes at home support calmer, more comfortable skin.
Pat skin damp, then apply cream within three minutes to lock in hydration.
Choose detergents without dyes or perfumes to keep clothes and bedding gentler on skin.
Warm indoor air can dry skin out. A mild temperature helps reduce nighttime itching.
Cotton and bamboo let skin breathe. Wool and rough synthetics tend to trigger flares.
A few mindful habits keep skin comfortable through the workday.
A small tube at your desk makes it easy to reapply between meetings or after handwashing.
Pat dry gently and follow with moisturizer to protect skin from soap and sanitizer.
Layer clothing so you can adjust when your workspace runs warm or humid.
Chemical cleaners, hand sanitizer, and dry office air can all aggravate eczema.
Dry cabin air, hotel toiletries, and climate shifts can all set off flares. A small kit keeps your routine steady.
Apply a fragrance-free cream before boarding and reapply when your skin feels dry.
Keep your prescribed eczema medication in your carry-on so it’s easy to access.
Pack your usual gentle cleanser and moisturizer instead of relying on hotel supplies.
Bring sunscreen and breathable clothing, and try to avoid overheating when possible.
Acting early helps calm inflammation and prevents symptoms from getting worse.
A cool compress or short cool rinse can calm heat and take the edge off the itch.
Apply thicker, more frequent layers over active patches to lock in hydration.
Use your medication exactly as directed and don’t stop early when things start clearing.
If a flare is worsening or not responding, reach out sooner rather than later.
Weather and indoor climate shifts change what your skin needs.
Switch to thicker creams or ointments when the air gets cold and dry.
A small humidifier in your bedroom can offset dryness from heating or air conditioning.
Soft cotton next to skin with warmer layers on top lets you adjust as temperatures change.
Fragrance-free sunscreen and loose clothing help in warmer, sunnier months.
Clinician review, prescription, and shipping, all in. No copays, no insurance drama, no surprise bills.
One simple price for your care and treatment.
No membership or recurring charges.
Ongoing eczema care for one simple monthly price.
3-month minimum
Fern is an online dermatology service for adults experiencing mild-to-moderate eczema (atopic dermatitis). Patients complete an intake questionnaire, upload photos of affected areas, and provide relevant medical history. A licensed U.S. clinician reviews the information and determines whether additional evaluation, follow-up, or treatment is appropriate.
Care may include secure messaging, review of submitted information, synchronous telehealth visits when needed, and individualized treatment recommendations based on clinical judgment and applicable laws.
If treatment is prescribed, prescriptions may be fulfilled through a licensed pharmacy.
No waiting rooms. Care from home. No insurance required.
Notes from our care team on treatment, daily care, and what the evidence actually says.
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