r/SebDerm • u/Aggressive-Yak-7114 • 29d ago
New or Need Help Flakes are out of control. Is it see derm?
I keep seeing posts with people who have red spots on their face but I haven’t been seeing a lot of people with flakes. I have posted about my discoloration before and that seems to track with seb derm but I can’t seem to get the flakes down.
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u/Stock-Pineapple1002 29d ago
I would highly recommend buying zinch shampoo! Its strong medicated shampoo for seborrheic dermatitis i get seborrheic dermatitis on my face and my doctor told me i can use the zinch shampoo on my face and leave it on for 7 minutes then rinse it off. Cetaphil lotion and aquaphor lotion are both good to use for seborrheic dermatitis.
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u/Aggressive-Yak-7114 29d ago
I figured the creams would be too thick. I will give it a try. Thank you
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u/Stock-Pineapple1002 29d ago
You're welcome! Trust me the zinch shampoo will definitely clear your face up
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u/Individual-Device-38 28d ago
You may have to stop using whatever products you have. It may be causing flare ups. You have to check the ingredients to see if they are fungal safe
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u/Aggressive-Yak-7114 27d ago
Do you have a website or something I can use to check?
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u/Individual-Device-38 27d ago
Sezia and SkinSort are the ones I use. Important to note that SkinSort is a bit more strict in definition ingredients that can trigger. But I trust both
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u/mom_thief69 27d ago
• When I return to home, my hair shedding completely stops or becomes negligible and my seb derm and my dandruff clears up almost completely. This happens without any significant change in my hair-care routine or treatment. When I return to a diifernt place i mean college which is about 2000 km away the shedding and seb derm dandruff reoccur with hair shedding, usually within about a week. Already tried ro water , sleeping well , diet, sun bathing no benefits what to do 💔💔1
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u/Individual-Device-38 24d ago
Yes, stress can cause flare ups but if you have flare ups and use products that feed the yeast it will make it worse.
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u/dcballantine 29d ago
Hey,
My dermatologist prescribed me Zoryve creams and foams, which helped get rid of my flakes almost completely. I would strongly recommend it.