When an infant has eczema on his face, it is generally recommended that topical medication be used, and the clinical results are good. Oral medications have a certain effect on the liver and kidneys, and some children or infants are not suitable for taking them. In terms of topical medications, for example, non-hormonal creams such as zinc oxide cream, vitamin E cream, and erythromycin ointment can be used and applied to the child’s face in moderation. Because they do not have hormones, there is no dependency and relatively few side effects. You should also pay attention to the child to wear more breathable cotton clothes. Do not give your child clothing made of chemical fibers or fur. The child should also avoid scratching the affected area, which can cause the eczema to worsen. For specific diagnosis and treatment, it is recommended to go to a regular hospital dermatology department for diagnosis and treatment.