Luckily, there are multiple treatment methods available to lessen the presence of keratosis pilaris. When it comes to the best treatment for keratosis pilaris, there are several factors to consider.

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Our survey conducted in Australia in 2007 showed that two-thirds of patients treated by a GP for actinic keratoses were treated on their scalp, forehead, chin, cheek and neck.

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Keratosis pilaris usually goes away on its own, and most people don’t do anything to treat it. But if the bumps bother your child, they can try: Taking warm showers or baths, not hot ones. Using a ...

After 2 weeks of treatment, it was apparent that the patient was applying the cream to the right foot, as evidenced by reduced dryness, scaling, and hyperkeratosis (Figure 2). The patient ...

Keratosis punctata of the palmar creases (KPPC) is a benign condition most commonly seen in African-American patients (1.9–3.1%) which features many 1–5 mm sharply defined hyperkeratotic pits limited ...

Solar keratosis, also known as actinic keratosis, is a skin condition resulting from prolonged sun exposure, leading to rough, scaly patches on the skin. Treatment options include topical agents like ...