New parents bring their 3-month-old to the clinic for a rash on the infants head. On examination, the skin affected by the rash is thickened, yellowish white in color, scaly, and looks waxy. In addition, it involves only the scalp and bilateral postauricular areas. What is the most likely diagnosis?

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Based on the described symptoms the most likely diagnosis is Cradle Cap or Sebor... View the full answer