
Scalp Surface (Epidermis)
Gently remove selected build-up and support hydration.
Treatments
HydraFacial Keravive where appropriate.

Hair

Persistent flaking, itching, redness or dryness can have several causes. Dandruff, seborrhoeic dermatitis, psoriasis, eczema, contact irritation and infection can sometimes look similar.
A healthy scalp depends on an intact barrier and balanced microenvironment. When that barrier is disrupted, flaking, irritation or inflammation can become more noticeable.
Before selecting treatment, we assess three key markers:


Gently remove selected build-up and support hydration.
HydraFacial Keravive where appropriate.

Manage selected flaking, oiliness or inflammatory scalp concerns.
Dandruff Treatment or appropriate medical scalp care depending on diagnosis.

Review whether scalp symptoms occur alongside hair loss or reduced density.
Hair-loss assessment and treatment only if a separate hair-loss concern is present.

Step 01
The scalp is assessed for flaking, redness, oiliness, dryness and any associated hair loss.

Step 02
Supportive cleansing may be used when build-up is part of the concern.

Step 03
Treatment is matched to the likely diagnosis rather than treating every scalp condition as dandruff.

Step 04
Recurring or persistent symptoms are reassessed and maintenance care is adjusted where needed.

HydraFacial Keravive
A scalp-cleansing and hydration treatment that may be used as supportive care for selected concerns.

Dandruff Treatment
A condition-led approach for recurrent flaking, oiliness or seborrhoeic dermatitis-related symptoms.

Medical Scalp Assessment
Persistent inflammation, pain, crusting, infection or patchy hair loss may need medical evaluation rather than a cosmetic scalp procedure.
Common causes include dandruff, seborrhoeic dermatitis, eczema, psoriasis, contact irritation, infection and dry skin.
Not always. Oils and fragranced products can worsen irritation in some scalp conditions.
Persistent redness, pain, sores, crusting, pus or hair loss should be medically assessed.
Possible causes include sun exposure, contact irritation, psoriasis, vascular redness or early inflammation.
Nutritional deficiencies can affect skin health, but scalp redness has many possible causes and should not be attributed to one vitamin without assessment..


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