Understanding Dandruff
Dandruff is a common scalp condition characterized by flaking, itching, and sometimes redness. It can affect anyone and often results from an overgrowth of a yeast-like fungus, oily skin, or sensitivity to hair products. Though not contagious, it can be persistent and embarrassing.
Causes of Dandruff
Common causes and triggers include:
When to Seek Treatment
Consider seeing a dermatologist if:
Treatment Options for Dandruff
Who Can Benefit
Anyone suffering from itchy, flaky scalp, or recurring dandruff despite trying multiple home remedies and over-the-counter shampoos can benefit from dermatologist-guided treatments.
Treatment Steps
01
Scalp Evaluation
Scalp type, flake severity, and medical history are examined to personalize care.
02
Therapy Plan
Based on the evaluation, a treatment combination of medicated products or peels is prescribed.
03
Ongoing Maintenance
Periodic follow-ups and long-term maintenance products help prevent recurrence.
Results & Relief
Reduced flakes, itching, and redness within 1–2 weeks.
Improved scalp health and comfort with regular care.
Minimized recurrence with long-term preventive solutions.
Got Questions?
We've Got Answers
Yes, constant itching and inflammation may weaken follicles, leading to hair shedding. Treating dandruff can reduce hair fall.
2–3 times a week using medicated shampoo is usually sufficient. Over-washing may irritate the scalp.
No, dandruff is not contagious. It results from individual scalp conditions and not from person-to-person contact.
Mild dandruff may improve, but persistent or severe cases need targeted medicated treatments and expert care.
Yes. A balanced diet rich in zinc, B vitamins, and omega-3 fatty acids supports scalp health and can reduce flakiness.
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