In the next section upload a picture of your scalp so that our provider can visualize your dandruff. Try your best to part your hair and take a picture of your scalp in an area where you are experiencing dandruff.

Also, please upload a clear photo of your face and a photo of your government-issued ID. These are required for telehealth visits to verify your identity and help your dermatologist review your submission safely.

Your provider is assigned based on your state of residence. You can view our provider list at EasyDerm.com/providers.

Please take a clear photo of your face. Make sure that:

1. Your face is well lit

2. Your full face is visible

3. You're the only person in the photo

4. Nothing is covering your face

Please upload a clear photo of your valid driver’s license or passport for identity verification. Make sure that:

1. All 4 edges of the ID are visible

2. Your full name and date of birth are clearly visible

3. The image is clear and easy to read

How does it work? Ketoconazole is an anti-fungal which kills the yeast that causes dandruff. 

How do I use it? Use the shampoo 2-3 times weekly. Apply 5mL (1 teaspoonful) to your scalp and lather it in in, leaving it to sit for approximately 3-5 minutes before rinsing off.

If dandruff also affects your ears, eyebrows, forehead, nose, or chest you can apply to those areas as well!

What are the side effects? Ketoconazole shampoo is usually well-tolerated. Although less common, some people can experience itching, irritation, redness, or dry skin. Rarely, angioedema has been reported. If you experience any serious side effects stop the medication and speak to your primary care doctor or seek medical help.

Use with dyed hair? Discoloration of dyed hair and hair texture changes are possible, but less common. Hair texture changes are reversible once the shampoo is discontinued.

How does it work? Clobetasol is a topical corticosteroid that reduces itching, flaking, and inflammation/irritation. 

How do I use it? Apply once to twice daily to the scalp for 1-2 weeks until the dandruff resolves. Once the dandruff has resolved you can stop usage and resume when it returns. You can also use 2-3 times weekly even when clear as maintenance to prevent flares.

What are the side effects? Side effects of this medication can include skin irritation. With prolonged usage you may experience decreased pigmentation/lighter skin color (this resolves with stopping usage), thinning of the skin, and telangiectasia's.

Usage on the face? Clobetasol is not recommended for use on facial skin as it can thin the skin with prolonged usage. The risk of skin thinning on the face is very minimal if the medication were to leak from your scalp onto your face just a few times weekly.

Unfortunately based on the answers you provided you aren't a candidate for therapy through our online platform. ​

We recommend following up with your primary care physician or a dermatologist.

Currently our telemedicine platform not operating in your state. However, we are planning to launch to your state by the end of the year!

We will notify you as soon as we're in your area!

Click submit and start dandruff treatment today!

 *Prescriptions are not guaranteed, and are only issued after a provider determines that the prescription is medically indicated. We can either arrange for your prescription to be delivered to you, or provide you with the written prescription. If the medical provider determines that you are not a candidate for therapy, then you will be refunded!