Itching or irritation
Frequent itching, stinging, or tightness on the scalp.
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PROGRAM
Scalp Treatment
Targeted scalp care for a healthier hair environment
Oiliness, itching, flakes, irritation, or hair shedding can come from several factors, including oil balance, inflammation, buildup, or daily hair-care habits.
Scalp Treatment begins with a scalp assessment, then a care direction is selected around each person's specific concerns.
PROGRAM
Signs worth assessing
Flakes or dandruff
Visible flakes that return even after changing hair-care products.
Oily scalp
Buildup may contribute to clogged follicles and scalp discomfort.
Hair shedding
An irritated or imbalanced scalp may affect the hair environment.
Care selected for your scalp condition
The doctor reviews the main concern, such as oiliness, flakes, irritation, or inflammation, then plans care through cleansing, scalp calming, root support, and home-care guidance.
What the program can support
Focused on restoring scalp balance and reducing factors that disturb the hair-growth environment.
Scalp balance
Helps reduce oiliness or dryness that may contribute to irritation.
Reduced buildup
Supports a cleaner scalp and less accumulation around follicles.
Calmer scalp
Helps manage itching, redness, or flakes when appropriate.
Overall process
- 01Assess the scalp condition and symptom history
- 02Cleanse the scalp gently
- 03Select products or technology based on the concern
- 04Nourish the scalp and hair roots
- 05Receive home-care guidance for ongoing support
Ongoing care
Avoid harsh scratching, choose gentle products, and follow the doctor's advice. If there are open areas, significant inflammation, or unusual hair shedding, see a doctor for further assessment.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
A: Scalp Scan & Consultation focuses on assessment and analysis. Scalp Treatment provides care based on the concerns found, and the two can be combined when recommended.
A: In many cases, yes. If there is severe inflammation, open skin, or suspected skin disease, a doctor's assessment is recommended first.
A: Frequency depends on the cause and severity of the concern. The doctor will create a plan suited to each person.