Many of us have faced the trials and tribulations that come along with acne; pimples, redness, scarring – it's not a barrel of laughs. But did you know you can get acne on your scalp, too? We hate to ...

Many of us have faced the trials and tribulations that come along with acne; pimples, redness, scarring – it's not a barrel of laughs. But did you know you can get acne on your scalp, too? We hate to ...

A dermatologist an hair surgeon break down the most common causes. Skin conditions run the gamut from the benign to the more serious. A bump on the scalp could be completely harmless, indicative of ...

Scalp acne is a disorder which may be undetected by many people since the pimples and blemishes are under several strands of hairs. But, for persons who suffer from it, its misery and aggravation ...

Scalp folliculitis, acne keloidalis nuchae (AKN), and acne cosmetica are among several causes of pimple-like bumps on the scalp. Acne cosmetica results from hair products containing oil and typically ...

It's unlikely, but scalp acne could indicate a bacterial infection. If the acne is inflamed, itchy and spreading very quickly, you should see a dermatologist ASAP. So How Do I Get Rid Of It? Wash your ...

Scalp pimples, in the form of little red bumps, whiteheads or painful crusted pustules, are an everyday annoyance for many. But on the scalp, these lesions do more than itch. They sit where hair ...

Angry, annoying pimples aren’t just limited to your face and body: Scalp acne is a very real struggle too—and can be a major headache to deal with. These breakouts aren’t as common as the ones on your ...

If you, like many of us, are washing your hair a little less frequently than before, you may have noticed some breakouts have popped up along your scalp. Or perhaps it’s something you have always ...

Small scalp pimples can significantly impact hair health. They clog follicles and trigger inflammation, disrupting the natural hair growth cycle. This can lead to thinning and even permanent hair loss ...

After reaching the highest ranks of the U.S. Army, retired Maj. Gen. Vincent Boles suddenly found himself facing an enemy he didn’t know: skin cancer. It started last October with what looked like a ...