I looked for one a few years ago and it seems this speciality doesn't exist in HK (at least not back then). I was recommended by my pediatrician to Dr Ellis Hon at Prince of Wales who is a pediatrician with an interest in dermatology. Hope that helps.
At the moment I keep it under control by:-
BATHTIME
- Bath once a day in Oilatum
- Pat dry
- Rub Aveeno Cream - all over (not face)
- Rub Emollient 50 + Liquid Paraffin on top of aveeno cream - all over (not face)
- Face - DiproBase Cream Emollient
EVERY CHANGE + WHENEVER I THINK ABOUT IT
- Apply Emollient 50 + Liquid Paraffin all over the body (not face)
- DiproBase Cream Emollient on face
BAD DAYS WHEN SKIN FLARES UP
- Bath in Oilatum
- Apply Egocort Cream 1% on red/flared patches - treat for 3days, ONCE A DAY (DO NOT USE FOR MORE THAN 3 DAYS IN A ROW - THIS WILL THIN YOUR CHILDS SKIN)
- Emollient 50 + Liquid Parrafin over whole body including over treated areas (not face)
- DiproBase Cream Emollient on face
So far this seems to keep it under control. I have taken bits of information from various sources ie. Dr, Health visitors etc.
I have also recently read about a new product on the market called 'Protopic' which is the first non-steroidal therapy for Atopic Eczema - I am calling my Dr tomorrow to find out how I can get some to try on Henry. I will let you know how it goes.