As a magnetic healer, I see eczema in babies who scratch until they bleed at night, in teenagers who hide their arms, in adults who have lived with it for as long as they can remember. What strikes me every time is the tiredness. The itching skin, the broken sleep, and the feeling that it will never end. The people who come to see me have almost always seen a doctor already, and they are looking for some time for themselves, alongside their treatment.
Living with eczema, day after day
Eczema is not just red patches. For those who live with it, it is first and foremost a sensation.
- Itching that comes back without warning, often stronger in the evening.
- Disturbed nights, for the child as well as the parents.
- Dry skin that feels tight, hot, and sometimes cracks.
- The way others look at you, long sleeves in summer, discomfort at work or at school.
- Flare-ups that keep returning, often when you least expect them.
Many people also tell me they notice their flare-ups arrive during busy or difficult periods: a change of job, a bereavement, a separation, exams. I hear about this link between what we go through and what the skin expresses very often at my practice.
What medicine says about eczema
Two main forms are usually distinguished: atopic eczema and contact eczema.
- Atopic eczema: the skin protects less well against outside irritants. It often runs in families. Cold, dry air, frequent washing or certain irritants can encourage flare-ups.
- Contact eczema: the skin reacts to a substance it touches, for example a fragrance, a cosmetic preservative or a metal such as nickel.
There are other forms too, such as dyshidrosis, which mainly affects the hands and feet.
Your GP or a dermatologist can identify the type of eczema, look for what triggers the flare-ups and suggest a suitable treatment, along with daily skin care. You will find reliable information on the French national health insurance website, ameli.fr.
See a doctor promptly if the skin weeps, becomes covered in yellowish crusts, if small painful blisters appear, if there is a fever, or if the itching stops a baby from sleeping and feeding.
Magnetic healing is a complementary approach to well-being. It never replaces medical advice, a diagnosis, a treatment or medical follow-up. No particular result can be guaranteed.
What I offer as a magnetic healer for eczema
My support is not aimed at the skin alone. It is for the person living with this eczema, with their tiredness, their difficult nights and whatever they are going through right now.
At my practice
We begin with a conversation. How long the flare-ups have been coming back, what seems to trigger them, how you sleep, what is happening in your life at the moment. Then comes the session. You stay dressed and comfortably settled. I work with my hands a few centimetres from the body, without touching irritated skin and without applying any product. The session lasts about 45 minutes.
For a baby or a child
Eczema in infants is one of the reasons parents get in touch with me. The baby stays in their parent’s arms, and the parent is present for the whole session. The session follows the baby’s rhythm: they can move, cry, feed or fall asleep. To find out more, read my article on magnetic healing for babies and children.
Remotely, from a photo
When the skin is raw, travelling can become an ordeal. The session can then take place remotely. You send me a recent photo of the person, with their face clearly visible and alone in the picture. Never a photo of the patches: I work from the person. A distance session lasts about 30 minutes. Everything is explained in my article on distance magnetic healing from a photo.
Eczema and a magnetic healing session: what to expect
What people feel varies a great deal from one person to another. Some describe a sense of calm during the session, skin that feels less hot, a quieter night in the days that follow. Others notice nothing in particular at the time. After a session, you may also feel tired, or feel emotions coming to the surface.
I do not promise to make eczema go away, and I do not do that. Eczema comes in flare-ups, and every person is different. What I offer is time for yourself, alongside your treatment, to get through these periods more calmly. If your sleep is badly affected, you can also read my article on magnetic healing and sleep problems.
I also support people with warts, always alongside their doctor: magnetic healer and warts.
Frequently asked questions about magnetic healing and eczema
How many sessions are needed?
It depends on each person, on how long the eczema has been there and on what the person is going through. We talk about it together after the first session.
Should I stop my cream or my treatment?
No. Keep up the care prescribed by your doctor or dermatologist. My support comes in addition to it.
Do you touch the patches?
No. I work a few centimetres from the body, without contact with irritated skin and without any product.
Does stress play a part?
At my practice, many people with eczema notice that their flare-ups coincide with difficult periods. The session is also a moment to set down what weighs on you, at your own pace.
How much does a session cost?
A session costs €100, at my practice or remotely, for an adult or a child. The pack of 3 sessions is €270. All prices are on the Prices and booking page.
What people say
Four testimonials among more than 500 Google reviews. Every journey is different.
I met Lionel a few years ago now and he has saved my skin many times over for fairly serious eczema problems. Whether or not you believe in the power of magnetic healing, it is sometimes the answer for easing troubles we cannot get rid of any other way, and Lionel is an excellent magnetic healer.
We have seen Lionel several times for the whole family, for all sorts of reasons: pain, eczema… the sessions have always been beneficial and effective.
I went to see Lionel Roubine because a friend advised me to see a magnetic healer to try to sort out an emotional imbalance I could no longer control and that was becoming really hard to live with. I am much better, I get overwhelmed far less, I am more optimistic, less anxious. On top of that I had regular spots and irritation on my chin for 2 or 3 years, and since my appointment (a month and a half ago) nothing. Placebo or not, I don’t know, but honestly when it helps you feel better, there is no need to look any further. A big thank you for relieving me of all that.
Lionel is above all a wonderful encounter. The kind of person you rarely meet in life: kind, welcoming and caring. I met him just a few days ago for my 8-month-old son’s eczema, and my wife, our daughter and I took the opportunity too. We felt much calmer, more relaxed, freed of all the negative feelings we had been carrying for years. I have booked a second appointment and have already recommended him to my family and friends.
Personal testimonials published on Google, translated from French. Every person is different. Magnetic healing does not replace medical care.
