Skin Concerns

We enhance medication for over 30+ skin conditions.

Your medication does the work. Bee Well keeps it on your skin, where it can do its job. If you live with any of the conditions below, use the topical your provider prescribed or recommended — and wear Bee Well over it.

Authentic Bee Well products supporting hands, feet, arms, children, and scalp care

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Skin concerns we support

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01

Skin Hydration

For a daily hydration routine, choose the garment that covers where you apply your moisturizer or provider-recommended topical.

02

Plaque Psoriasis

When your provider includes a topical in a plaque psoriasis routine, select the Bee Well garment by the application area.

03

Guttate Psoriasis

Guttate patches often appear across the arms and legs. If your provider has you on a topical, wear the Bee Well sleeve, sock, or glove that covers where you apply it.

04

Pustular Psoriasis

Provider direction comes first. If their plan includes a topical for your hands or feet, Bee Well gloves or socks hold it in place overnight.

05

Inverse Psoriasis

Inverse psoriasis affects skin folds, where most garments don't reach. Ask your provider whether a topical held in place would help; if it's on your hands or feet, that's where Bee Well fits.

06

Erythrodermic Psoriasis

Use Bee Well only alongside the plan your care team has set. If that plan includes a topical, choose the garment that covers the area where they directed its use.

07

Atopic Dermatitis (Eczema)

Follow your provider’s topical guidance and choose adult or KIDS sizing according to the application area and wearer.

08

Contact Dermatitis

Use the topical your provider recommends, then select the Bee Well garment by where that topical is applied.

09

Seborrheic Dermatitis

If your provider’s topical is for the scalp, consider the Topical Delivery Hat. For another application area, choose the corresponding garment.

10

Stasis Dermatitis

Use Bee Well only alongside the plan your care team has set. If that plan includes a topical for the legs, Topical Delivery Sleeves provide the closest garment match.

11

Dyshidrotic Eczema

Choose Topical Delivery Gloves for a hand application area or Topical Delivery Socks for a foot application area, following your provider’s directions.

12

Nummular Eczema

If your provider recommends a topical for nummular eczema, wear the Bee Well garment that covers where you apply it.

13

Neurodermatitis

If your provider recommends a topical, choose the Bee Well garment that covers where you were directed to apply it.

14

Dermatitis Herpetiformis

Use Bee Well only alongside the plan your care team has set. If that plan includes a topical for your hands, feet, arms, legs, or scalp, wear the garment that covers where you apply it.

15

Perioral Dermatitis

Use Bee Well only alongside the plan your care team has set. The current product range has no clear face-area match, so no Bee Well product is recommended here.

16

Xerotic Dermatitis

Follow your provider’s topical directions and select the garment according to the body area where it is applied.

17

Dry Cracked Feet

Apply the cream, ointment, or prescription topical your provider recommends, then wear Topical Delivery Socks over it.

18

Diabetic Feet

Follow the plan your care team has set. Use Topical Delivery Socks only if that plan includes both a topical and a Bee Well garment for the application area.

19

Radiation Dermatitis

Use Bee Well only alongside the plan your care team has set. If that plan includes a topical, choose the garment that covers the area where they directed its use.

20

Scleroderma

Care-team guidance comes first. If their plan includes a topical, wear the Bee Well garment that covers where you apply it.

21

Lichen Simplex

If a topical is part of your provider-directed routine, select the Bee Well garment by the area where you apply it.

22

Crepe Skin

For a routine focused on crepey-looking skin, choose the garment that covers where you apply your moisturizer or provider-recommended topical.

23

Vitiligo

Use Bee Well only alongside the plan your care team has set. If that plan includes a topical, choose the garment by the directed application area.

24

Ichthyosis Vulgaris

Follow your provider’s topical guidance and choose the Bee Well garment that corresponds to the application area.

25

Venous Stasis Dermatitis

Use Bee Well only alongside the plan your care team has set. If the plan includes a topical for the legs, Topical Delivery Sleeves provide the closest garment match.

26

Hand-Foot Syndrome

Use Bee Well only alongside the plan your care team has set. If that plan includes a topical, choose Topical Delivery Gloves for hands or Topical Delivery Socks for feet.

27

Keratosis Pilaris

Choose the Bee Well garment according to where you apply the topical your provider recommends.

28

Chronic Urticaria (Excoriation)

Use Bee Well only alongside the plan your care team has set. If that plan includes a topical, wear the Bee Well garment that covers where you apply it.

29

Post-Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation (PIH)

If your routine includes a provider-recommended topical, choose the Bee Well garment that covers its application area.

30

Xerosis in Older Adults

Follow the provider-directed topical routine and select the garment by body area, sizing, and fit.

31

Post-Procedure Skin Care

Follow the plan your care team has set after a procedure. Use Bee Well only if they include it in that plan and specify the topical application area.

32

Tinea Pedis (Athlete's Foot)

Bee Well socks are not for use over an active fungal infection — occlusion can make it worse. Once your provider confirms the infection has cleared, wear them over the moisturizer they recommend for the dry, cracked skin that's often left behind.

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Alopecia Areata

Use Bee Well only alongside the plan your care team has set. If that plan includes a scalp topical, the Topical Delivery Hat provides the relevant garment match.