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Skin Flakes Around Eyes, Ear, Nose And Jawline. Not Scabies. What Is It?

Going insane have got some kind of skin flakes all over Our body s my wife and I can t seenu to solve this Docs It dosent crawl Mostly around eyes ears nose jawline lil skin flakes Kinda rubbery and when u pick them they ping And attach to another part of our body s Are we losing our minds or do we have something And not scabies we had them 6 months ago It s different
Sat, 24 Nov 2012
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Dear jonimurphy873
What u are suffering from is seborrhoeic dermatitis
You need to shampoo your hair twice week with a ketoconazole based shampoo
Also a topical antifungal need to be applied on the facial skin for a few weeks. A mild topical steroids during the initial few days will help resolve things faster.
Better consult a dermatologist to getaproper treatment regimen devised
Regards
Dr amit
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Skin Flakes Around Eyes, Ear, Nose And Jawline. Not Scabies. What Is It?

Dear jonimurphy873 What u are suffering from is seborrhoeic dermatitis You need to shampoo your hair twice week with a ketoconazole based shampoo Also a topical antifungal need to be applied on the facial skin for a few weeks. A mild topical steroids during the initial few days will help resolve things faster. Better consult a dermatologist to getaproper treatment regimen devised Regards Dr amit