@A MySebDermTeam Member that's a great response haha! Taking pictures of your scalp - on the good days and not-so-good days - can be extremely helpful when it comes to sharing with your doctor and even being able to see minor improvements for oneself overtime.

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Welcome, so happy you joined our group. We learn so much from each other and you will find our group very kind and compassionate.We understand your struggles and the same issues you do. Your input will really help our community and you will make some awesome friends. Reach out and make friends.
We share a lot of helpful tips as well as treatments that have helped up, we may not clear up as quickly as we’d like, but one thing we do know is patience.
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I do I can’t see the back of my head and when I start having symptoms I take the photos to see what is happening so I can take appropriate action to control the outbreak. I stand with my back to the mirror and take a few selfies at different angles after parting my hair into different sections between the photos. Sometimes it makes the difference between a full blown outbreak and nipping it at a earlier stage 🐭🤔🙏🏼

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