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● Hydra-facial ● C02 laser ● Glutathione IV ● Myers Cocktail IV ● Chemical peels ● HIFU ● Dermal Fillers ● Weightloss Drips
● Hydra-facial ● C02 laser ● Glutathione IV ● Myers Cocktail IV ● Chemical peels ● HIFU ● Dermal Fillers ● Weightloss Drips

A little dandruff from time to time is common. But when the flakes keep returning, your scalp becomes itchy or greasy, and redness starts appearing around the scalp, eyebrows, ears or sides of the nose, it may be more than ordinary dandruff.

Seborrheic dermatitis is a common inflammatory skin condition that affects areas where the skin produces more oil. On the scalp, it can cause persistent flaking, itching, redness and greasy scales. It can also affect the eyebrows, beard area, ears and other parts of the face.

One reason seborrheic dermatitis can be frustrating is that it tends to come and go. Shampooing may improve it temporarily, only for the flakes and itching to return again. This doesn’t necessarily mean that your treatment has failed—it often means that the condition needs ongoing management rather than a one-time solution.

Treatment depends on how active and extensive the condition is. Dermatologists may recommend medicated anti-dandruff shampoos, antifungal treatments, anti-inflammatory scalp applications and a maintenance routine to control recurring flare-ups. The aim is to reduce inflammation and scaling while keeping the scalp comfortable and healthy.

It’s also important not to aggressively scratch or scrub a flaky scalp. Excessive scratching can irritate the skin further and may contribute to temporary hair shedding.

At Glow Up Skin & Wellness Clinic, we assess persistent dandruff and itchy scalp conditions to distinguish seborrheic dermatitis from other causes such as scalp psoriasis, fungal infections or contact dermatitis. Once the cause is identified, treatment can be tailored to your scalp rather than relying on repeated trial-and-error products.

If you’re searching for seborrheic dermatitis treatment near me, dandruff treatment in Bangalore, or an experienced dermatologist for itchy scalp near Thanisandra or Hennur, professional evaluation can help you get your scalp under control and reduce recurring flare-ups.