We understand that psoriasis is more than just dry skin. It’s painful, it’s annoying, and it often doesn’t respond to over-the-counter remedies. At Ya Beauty, we offer a science-backed psoriasis treatment that rebalances your scalp and soothes your discomfort.
Our Psoriasis Scalp Care treatment targets inflammation and buildup at the root, using advanced bioscience and calming therapies. No harsh medications—just expert care that works.
Scalp psoriasis is a chronic condition where the immune system speeds up skin cell growth which leads to thick, scaly patches that can show up along your scalp, hairline, forehead, ears, or the back of your neck.
For some, it’s a mild nuisance. For others, it can be incredibly uncomfortable and impact daily life. Wherever you fall, we’re here to help ease the irritation and get you feeling better—inside and out.
We combine modern scalp science with hands-on care to treat psoriasis at the root—gently and effectively.
While psoriasis is an autoimmune condition, there are certain things that can trigger flare-ups:
We’ll help you identify what might be making things worse—and give you a plan that makes it better.
Scalp psoriasis symptoms can range from subtle to severe. Some of the most common include:
If you’re unsure whether it’s psoriasis or something else, our scalp analysis can help diagnose the cause, and find a solution.
You don’t have to live with discomfort—or rely on harsh prescriptions. At Ya Beauty, we bring together:
No—psoriasis is an autoimmune condition. It may look similar, but it requires different treatment.
Psoriasis is a chronic condition, but with the treatment, you can dramatically reduce flare-ups and feel and improve your quality of life.
Not at all. Most clients describe it as relaxing—more like a scalp spa than a medical visit.
Some people feel better after just one treatment. For others, it takes a few visits to see major improvements.
Absolutely. That’s when treatment can be most helpful—we’ll tailor it to calm your scalp without causing further irritation.
