Quantcast This image displays tiny, scaly elevations of the skin around the hair follicle typical of keratosis pilaris. This image displays small, scaly bumps on each hair follicle typical of keratosis pilaris. This image displays small bumps on the hair follicles typical of keratosis pilaris. This image displays scaling and tiny bumps at the hair follicle typical of keratosis pilaris. This image displays multiple bumps, typical of keratosis pilaris, with darker pigmentation at each elevation of the skin specific to people with darker skin. This image displays small bumps around the hair follicle typical of keratosis pilaris.
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Picture of Keratosis Pilaris: This image displays tiny, scaly elevations of the skin around the hair follicle typical of keratosis pilaris. Divider line
This image displays tiny, scaly elevations of the skin around the hair follicle typical of keratosis pilaris.
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Who's At Risk
Keratosis pilaris can affect anyone, though it is more common in children, teens, women and in people with any other kind of sensitive skin, such as eczema or ichthyosis vulgaris. Many people note that the condition is aggravated during the winter, when the air is cold and dry.
Last Modified: 29 Jan 2008

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