Hair fall with scalp psoriasis occurs because inflammation and thick scaling weaken the hair roots. To manage this, use a medicated anti-psoriasis shampoo containing ingredients like salicylic acid or ketoconazole to reduce flakes and control inflammation. Continue your Q-Sera lotion as prescribed by your doctor. Avoid scratching or harsh hair treatments, and gently massage your scalp to improve blood flow. Once the psoriasis improves, hair usually starts regrowing gradually, but full recovery may take several months. If hair loss or bald patches worsen, consult a dermatologist, who can provide additional treatments such as topical steroids or other scalp therapies

Q‑Sera Hair Serum nourishes the scalp and strengthens hair, which may reduce hair fall and make hair appear thicker with regular use. However, there is limited evidence that it can regrow significant new hair. For persistent hair loss, consulting a dermatologist or trichologist is recommended.

Yes, Q-Sera Hair Serum (60 ml) is a leave-in product suitable for morning application before heading to work, as it does not require rinsing and supports daily use without greasiness or residue issues. You can also apply coconut oil occasionally alongside the serum, but use it at a different time (e.g., overnight or evenings) to avoid reducing the serum's absorption on the scalp. Consult a dermatologist to confirm compatibility with your specific scalp condition, hair type, and overall skin health for optimal results.

Q-Sera Hair Serum is applied to the scalp to help reduce hair fall and usually poses no risk during breastfeeding. However, specific safety data is limited. It is advisable to consult your doctor or dermatologist before using it while breastfeeding to ensure it is safe for both you and your baby.