Scalp problems

• Hair problems

  Dandruff or pityriasis

  Dandruff is a scalp condition that usually arises between the ages of 10 and 25. It may improve between the ages of 45 and 55 or may continue during old age.Its cause is a result of an accelerated turnover of epidermal cells, which following an increase in migration speed, are unable to reach complete maturity before detaching. Whitish-yellow flakes (masses of corneum cells) form and detach, gathering in patches or often spreading evenly across the scalp.
• Hair problems

  Greasy hair

  Some parameters and characteristics should be taken into consideration when assessing hair types and morphologies: shape, density and appearance. The appearance of hair, in the form of lanugo, occurs during the fourth month of pregnancy.
• Scalp problems

  Seborrheic dermatitis

  Seborrheic dermatitis is a very common scalp condition characterized by the presence of yellow and oily flakes on the skin. It is associated with erythema, small scaly, and intense itching.Seborrheic dermatitis is a well-known condition but is still not easily identifiable. Many men and women starting from puberty have oily, greasy, shiny and thickened skin with large hair follicles, especially noticeable around the nose and mouth, forehead, torso, scalp (affected by so-called oily dandruff).
• Scalp problems

  Hyperseborrhea

  Hyperseborrhea or hypersecretion of sebum is simply a scalp problem due to an excessive production of sebum caused by hyperactivity of the sebaceous glands. Immediate symptoms of hyperseborrhea are scalp itchiness and pain. However, a later symptom is hair loss.
• Scalp problems

  Scalp pain

  Scalp pain and irritation (or trichodynia) are pathological conditions that affect both women (in a greater percentage) and men (in a lower percentage). The pain felt on the scalp, spontaneous or caused by treatment, and in particular around the roots of the hair, may be more or less intense, alternating at times between periods of disappearance, associated with burning, tingling or itching.
• Scalp problems

  Dry skin or asteatosis

  Dry skin or asteatosis is a scalp condition deriving from a lipid deficiency.It is often associated with a situation of exacerbated dehydration. We can identify both internal and external causes for this anomaly.