- Yellowish or white scales on the scalp, eyebrows, or nose
- Itching or burning sensations
- Crusty buildup around the ears or along the hairline
This condition isn’t caused by poor hygiene, and it’s not contagious. Treatment usually involves medicated shampoos, anti-inflammatory creams, and in some cases, antifungal medication. For stubborn flare-ups, don’t hesitate to see a specialist.
When to See a Doctor About a Skin Rash
If a skin rash won’t go away, spreads rapidly, or causes severe discomfort, it’s time to talk to a medical professional. Skin conditions can often look alike, and misdiagnosis is more common than you’d think — especially in older skin, which naturally becomes thinner and drier over time.
