I will outline likely causes, which specialist to see, and practical treatment steps for the flaky, crusty patches on your scalp, eyebrows, nose area and earlobes that have lasted about 2 months.

⚕️ Possible Causes

• Seborrheic dermatitis — matches greasy, flaky patches at the hairline, sideburns, eyebrows, nose folds and behind ears; can cause local inflammation and hair shedding.
• Psoriasis — can produce thicker, well‑demarcated scaly plaques that become stiff or crusty and persist despite routine care.
• Fungal/yeast involvement (Malassezia or tinea) — can cause flaky, crusted patches and sometimes extend to earlobes; may coexist with the above.

🩺 Specialist to Consult

• See a dermatologist (skin specialist) for an exam, targeted skin scrapings or microscopy if needed, and a prescription plan tailored to whether this is seborrheic dermatitis, psoriasis or a fungal problem; mention the 2‑month duration and earlobe changes at your visit.

💊 Treatment Options

• Medicated shampoos: antifungal (ketoconazole) or selenium sulfide shampoos used 2–3 times/week, left on 3–5 minutes, then rinsed.
• Topical therapy: antifungal creams for yeast; short‑course low‑potency topical corticosteroids for inflamed patches — only as directed by the dermatologist.
• Skin care: gentle non‑soap cleansers, regular moisturizers, avoid harsh styling products or frequent scratching.
• Avoid long‑term steroid use on the face/ears because it can thin skin and worsen problems.
• Hair fall: often improves once scalp inflammation is controlled; follow up with the dermatologist if hair loss continues.

If you want, I can explain how to use medicated shampoos or what to expect during a dermatologist visit.