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Headspa.Malaysia

by TTE Elephant
Early Stage
Severe Stage
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Early Stage — Localised Plaques

Isolated silvery-white plaques at crown or hairline. Mild itch. Keratinocyte turnover accelerated but contained.

Severe Stage — Confluent Plaque Coverage

Thick, confluent plaques extending beyond hairline. Intense itch and erythema. Koebner-active — new plaques at friction sites.

Immune-driven hyperproliferation causing thick, silvery plaques on the scalp

Scalp Psoriasis

Scalp psoriasis is an autoimmune condition where the immune system triggers abnormally rapid keratinocyte proliferation — the scalp skin renews in 3–5 days instead of the normal 21 days, producing thick, silvery-white plaques on a red, inflamed base. Often confused with severe dandruff, it requires a distinct treatment approach targeting the immune and inflammatory pathways, not just the fungal pathway.

Key Characteristics

  • Thick, silvery-white plaques or scales on the scalp surface
  • Red, inflamed skin beneath the scales
  • Scales that extend beyond the hairline to forehead, ears, or neck
  • Intense itch or burning sensation
  • Scales that are much thicker and more adherent than dandruff flakes

Our Treatment Approach

Scalp-calming botanical actives, barrier support, relaxation therapy, gentle scalp care

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