Scalp Dandruff Theraphy

A chronic scalp condition characterized by flaking, itching, and irritation caused by excess oil, fungal overgrowth, or scalp barrier imbalance.
It may fluctuate seasonally and often requires combination therapy for best results.

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White or yellowish flakes on scalp, hair, shoulders, or clothing, Itchy scalp, often worse after sweating, Redness or irritation on the scalp, Greasy patches with scaling, Tight or sensitive scalp sensation, Mild hair thinning or breakage (in chronic cases), Increased flaking during winter or seasonal changes

Symptoms

Treatments 

❋ OTC (Over-The-Counter Care)

Mild anti-dandruff shampoos and scalp serums to manage everyday scaling. Helps maintain scalp health and prevent recurrence in mild cases.

❋ Keratolytic Shampoos

Contain agents like salicylic acid to exfoliate flakes and reduce buildup. Improve scalp turnover and enhance absorption of medicated treatments.

❋ Antifungal Shampoos

Target Malassezia fungus, a common trigger for dandruff and seborrheic dermatitis.
Reduce inflammation, itching, and scaling with regular use.

❋ Antibacterial Shampoos

Control bacterial imbalance and secondary infections from excessive scratching. Soothes irritated scalp and prevents flare-ups.

❋ Scalp Activating Solutions + LED Comb (In-Clinic Weekly Sessions)

Stimulates scalp circulation, reduces inflammation, and promotes healing.
Enhances treatment penetration and supports long-term scalp balance.

❋ Oral Antifungal Treatment

Prescribed for severe, recurrent, or resistant dandruff conditions. Helps control fungal overgrowth from within and stabilize symptoms.

FAQs

  • Severe or chronic dandruff can cause temporary hair shedding due to inflammation and constant scratching, but it doesn’t directly cause permanent baldness.

  • Washing 2–3 times a week with medicated shampoos is generally recommended, but frequency may vary depending on scalp type and severity.

  • Dandruff is a recurrent condition, but with proper treatment and maintenance, symptoms can be well-controlled and flare-ups minimized.

  • Mild cases may respond to home remedies, but persistent, itchy, or severe dandruff requires medical-grade treatments for effective results.

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