Keratosis Pilaris & Pseudo Folliculitis Program

Keratosis Pilaris & Pseudo Folliculitis Program

Customized treatment plans for rough, bumpy skin and follicular inflammation. Combines topical care, exfoliation, and optional in-clinic therapies to smooth and restore skin.

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Target conditions

  • Keratosis pilaris (chicken skin)
  • Pseudo folliculitis (razor bumps or follicular inflammation)
  • Associated dryness and redness

Program goals

  • Smooth rough, bumpy skin
  • Reduce inflammation and redness
  • Restore skin texture and appearance

Expected results

Noticeable improvement after 4–6 weeks of consistent treatment; full benefit typically over 2–3 months depending on severity and adherence.

Topical & home care

  • Exfoliating creams with AHA/BHA
  • Moisturizers with ceramides and urea
  • Topical anti-inflammatory or antibacterial agents if needed

In-clinic options

  • Microdermabrasion or chemical exfoliation
  • Laser/light therapy for redness or persistent bumps
  • Professional extraction if indicated

Follow-up & maintenance

  • Monthly or bi-monthly check-ins for adjustments
  • Long-term topical care to maintain smooth skin
  • Patient education on shaving and friction reduction

Preparation

  • Disclose current topical medications
  • Avoid harsh scrubs or treatments 3–5 days before session
  • Cleanse skin prior to clinic visit

Aftercare

  • Gentle cleansing and moisturizing
  • Avoid harsh exfoliants or friction for several days
  • Sun protection to prevent pigmentation or irritation
Will my skin feel dry or irritated?

Mild dryness or redness may occur initially; routine moisturizer and adherence to protocol reduce discomfort.

How often should I follow up?

Typically every 4–6 weeks during active treatment; maintenance schedule after improvement.

Are the results permanent?

Continuous home care is essential; some bumps may recur if care is discontinued.

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