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Managing Keratosis Pilaris

Managing Keratosis Pilaris: Tips for Smoother Skin Keratosis pilaris, commonly known as "strawberry skin" or "chicken skin," is characterized by small, rough, red bumps on the skin, usually found on the arms, thighs, and buttocks. This condition is caused by a buildup of keratin, a protein that normally protects the skin. When keratin blocks hair follicles, it forms tiny bumps that feel rough to the touch, resembling the texture of a strawberry. Although harmless, keratosis pilaris can be frustrating for those affected. Treatment involves a simple skincare routine. Regularly applying moisturizers containing urea, and using exfoliants like glycolic acid and salicylic acid, can help reduce the appearance of these bumps. Retinoids are also effective, and laser treatments can be beneficial, especially for ingrown hairs around the affected areas. However, keratosis pilaris cannot be cured, only managed. Always consult a dermatologist before starting any treatment to avoid potential complications like contact dermatitis. To book an appointment, 📞: 9992421717 📬: [email protected] 🌍: www.skindna.co.in 📍: THE SKIN DNA, Punjabi Bagh West, Delhi #drmayurijain #theskindna #skindnapunjabibagh #dermatologistadvice #dermatologist #cosmetologist #dermatologistindelhi #dermatologistinpunjabibagh #skin #skincare #skincarerips #dermatologist #cosmetologist #dermatologistindelhi #dermatologistinpunjabibagh #keratosispilaris #skincare #strawberryskin #chickenskin #dermatology #skinhealth #exfoliation #lasertreatment #skincareroutine