Flakes without much irritation
Mild dandruff may respond to an appropriate medicated shampoo and consistent use.
When the flakes keep returning.
A flaking scalp can be itchy, uncomfortable and difficult to manage with trial-and-error shampoos. Oiliness, irritation and other scalp conditions can contribute, and the most useful first step is to identify the pattern.
Nivani Aesthetics Clinic in Malad West offers a consultation-led discussion of scalp symptoms and the treatment options appropriate to the diagnosis.

Mild dandruff may respond to an appropriate medicated shampoo and consistent use.
Seborrheic dermatitis and other inflammatory conditions can cause scale that returns after initial improvement.
Pain, oozing, patchy hair loss or stubborn thick plaques deserve proper clinical assessment to exclude other conditions.
The corrected Nivani catalogue lists one treatment in this concern group. We are keeping it that way.
An individual scalp-care plan based on the likely cause of flaking. Depending on examination, that may involve medicated shampoos, scalp-care changes or referral for further diagnosis; the exact recommendation is patient-specific.
Treatment suitability is decided after assessment. Listed options do not imply a guaranteed result or an approved device, formulation or prescription for every patient.
Repeatedly switching harsh products or using unverified home remedies may make irritation worse.
Persistent inflammation, sores, thick plaques or hair loss can require dermatologist-led diagnosis and prescription care.

Dr. Neha Garg (BDS, cosmetologist) directs Nivani’s aesthetic services. A scalp condition that calls for medical diagnosis or prescription treatment should be evaluated by an appropriately qualified clinician or dermatologist.
Explain where the flakes appear, how long they have been present and which shampoos or medicines you have tried.
Discuss whether the pattern fits dandruff, seborrheic dermatitis or another condition.
Clarify suitable products, how to use them, what to avoid and when to seek review.
Some causes, including seborrheic dermatitis, can recur and may need ongoing maintenance care.
No. It can be associated with oiliness, yeast, irritation and inflammatory skin conditions.
Inflammation and scratching may occur alongside shedding. Persistent hair loss needs its own assessment.
The choice depends on the cause and hair type. Medicated shampoos can contain different active ingredients and have different usage instructions.
Follow the product directions or medical advice. Some treatments need contact time before rinsing.
Heavy oils or fragranced products may worsen irritation in some people. Discuss your routine if symptoms recur.
Seek assessment for persistent symptoms, pain, bleeding, substantial redness, plaques or patchy hair loss.
There is no basis for promising a permanent cure. Ongoing maintenance may be needed.
Nivani Aesthetics Clinic, Solitaire 2, B Wing, 101 and 102, opposite Infiniti 2 Mall, Malad Linking Road, Malad West, Mumbai 400064.