Understanding Keratosis Pilaris: Causes and Treatment Challenges
Small bumps on the skin? About a year ago, small bumps began to appear on my chest, primarily located along the lower edge of the chest and near the armpits. There are no lesions on my limbs. I visited a dermatologist at the end of last year, who diagnosed me with keratosis pilar...
Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
Without actually seeing the lesion, it cannot be confirmed. If it is very concerning, it is advisable to seek medical attention as soon as possible.[Read More] Understanding Keratosis Pilaris: Causes and Treatment Challenges
Effective Treatments for Keratosis Pilaris and Acne on the Face
Eczematous dermatitis Doctor, I've heard that keratin can easily cause acne. I often develop keratin pimples on my nose and the area of my cheeks near my nose, and they are quite noticeable. After washing my face, it appears very white. How can I treat this? Can I use exfoli...
Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
In principle, it can be used.[Read More] Effective Treatments for Keratosis Pilaris and Acne on the Face
Understanding Persistent Red Dots on Skin: Causes and Insights
Red spots on the skin Since puberty, I have developed three tiny red spots on the back of my hands that are neither painful nor itchy and are not raised. When I press on them, they disappear but immediately return. Additionally, I have similar small red spots on my feet and arms ...
Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: Based on the description provided, it is not possible to directly diagnose the specific skin condition. I recommend that you consult a nearby dermatologist to confirm the diagnosis before selecting an appropriate treatment method. Keratosis pilaris can vary in severity; so...[Read More] Understanding Persistent Red Dots on Skin: Causes and Insights
Understanding and Treating Winter-Triggered Cholinergic Urticaria
How should it be treated? Hello, doctor! I have been experiencing this symptom for several years, and it only occurs in winter. After eating hot foods, such as noodle soup or hot soup, I feel a prickling itch on my back that lasts about 5 minutes before easing off. There are no v...
Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
It is indeed likely cholinergic urticaria. Dermatologists can help you with treatment, but whether aggressive treatment is necessary depends on the severity and frequency of the episodes, so it should be discussed during your appointment. The primary treatment generally involves ...[Read More] Understanding and Treating Winter-Triggered Cholinergic Urticaria
Red Spots on the Soles: Understanding Skin Issues and Treatments
Red spots on the soles of the feet? Hello doctor, I have developed numerous red spots on the soles of my feet and toes. Initially, I didn't think much of it, but I've noticed that they have increased in number and the color has darkened. They are not itchy, but they fee...
Dr. Lin Xinpeng Reply:
Hello: There are still concerns about distortion in the photos. It is recommended that you visit a professional dermatologist for a more accurate diagnosis regarding your issue. It is not advisable to use ointments or make self-assessments before a definitive diagnosis is made.[Read More] Red Spots on the Soles: Understanding Skin Issues and Treatments
Understanding Palm Peeling: Causes, Treatments, and Concerns
Peeling skin on the palms? Hello, doctor. About two weeks ago, I noticed a small circular area of peeling skin on my palm. It was neither painful nor itchy, but after I picked at it, I found that the peeling area had enlarged. I saw a dermatologist last week, and the doctor diagn...
Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello, Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage. It is recommended that you refrain from picking at your skin with your hands, avoid contact with water or irritating substances such as cleaners. If the application of medication does not show significant improvement, you may r...[Read More] Understanding Palm Peeling: Causes, Treatments, and Concerns
Laser Treatments for Acne Scars and Keratosis: What You Need to Know
Can laser treatment be used for keratosis pilaris and acne scars? Hello, I have brown scars on my body caused by squeezing pimples and keratosis pilaris on my arms. These scars have been present for over seven years, and the color is still very noticeable, resembling brown spots ...
Dr. Lin Xinpeng Reply:
Hello: Based on your description, your condition seems to be more aligned with post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. Generally, the pigmentation on the body takes a longer time to fade, ranging from a few months to several years. Since the circulation in the body and limbs is not ...[Read More] Laser Treatments for Acne Scars and Keratosis: What You Need to Know
Understanding Eczema: Treatment for Bumpy Brown Skin on Arms and Legs
Eczema? Brown? Hello doctor, recently my skin feels like it has goosebumps with very small bumps on both of my lower legs. They are a bit dark brown, and about 60% of my arms also have similar bumps. Some areas have color while others do not, but they all feel bumpy to the touch....
Dr. Yang Zhiya Reply:
Hello, based on your description, it seems more like keratosis pilaris, which primarily affects appearance and is asymptomatic. Treatment mainly focuses on exfoliation. However, since I haven't seen the rash in person, I still recommend consulting a professional dermatologis...[Read More] Understanding Eczema: Treatment for Bumpy Brown Skin on Arms and Legs
Effective Solutions for Back and Arm Acne: Expert Advice
The troubles of acne? Hello Dr. Kuo: I have acne on my back and both arms. What should I do? This situation has been ongoing for a long time.
Dr. Guo Fengsheng Reply:
It may be a problem related to keratosis pilaris that causes pores to become easily clogged. Please seek medical advice and consider using some acid-based skincare products in moderation.[Read More] Effective Solutions for Back and Arm Acne: Expert Advice
Understanding Skin Bumps: When to Seek Dermatological Advice
I'm sorry, but I need specific content to translate. Please provide the text you would like me to There are areas on my hands and feet that have a bumpy texture similar to goosebumps, but they do not go away. Should I get this checked? What could this be? Additionally, my ha...
Dr. Guo Fengsheng Reply:
1. The areas on the hands and feet that have a bumpy texture resembling chicken skin are likely keratosis pilaris, which is benign; however, a definitive diagnosis should be made at a hospital or clinic. 2. The presence of red spots on the hands could indicate a variety of condit...[Read More] Understanding Skin Bumps: When to Seek Dermatological Advice
Understanding Persistent Skin Bumps and Red Spots: When to Seek Dermatological Help
I'm sorry, but I need specific content to translate. Please provide the text you would like me to If there are areas on your hands and feet with small, persistent bumps that do not go away, it may be advisable to get them checked. This could be a condition such as keratosis ...
Dr. Guo Fengsheng Reply:
First, please read the Chinese text carefully before asking questions. Avoid using informal language. The situation described has too many possibilities; it is advisable to visit a nearby dermatology clinic. If there is no improvement, please ask more specific questions.[Read More] Understanding Persistent Skin Bumps and Red Spots: When to Seek Dermatological Help
Understanding Keratosis Pilaris: Causes, Treatments, and Solutions
Worried person Hello Dr. Huang: I have a condition called keratosis pilaris... it confuses me a lot. I asked my doctor, and he said it is related to my constitution, but I would like to know if there are any current treatments available to address this, as I have it on my hands, ...
Dr. Huang Ruiyun Reply:
Hello: Let me state a fact: my husband has this condition, but I don't mind, and he doesn't either. We have two children; the eldest has inherited it, while the youngest has not. My husband is already middle-aged, and his condition has become less severe. The eldest is ...[Read More] Understanding Keratosis Pilaris: Causes, Treatments, and Solutions
Effective Solutions for Back Acne and Pimples: What You Need to Know
Acne and pimples on the back? I have a lot of acne and some pimples on my back. I've tried medication, but I can't apply it properly myself, and the results are not very noticeable. What should I do?
Dr. Huang Ruiyun Reply:
Hello: You may actually be a patient with keratosis pilaris. If it is really bothering you, please visit a dermatologist for diagnosis and treatment. Wishing you all the best.[Read More] Effective Solutions for Back Acne and Pimples: What You Need to Know
Understanding Keratosis Pilaris: Causes, Treatments, and Solutions
Keratosis pilaris? A few days ago, I visited a dermatologist who said I have what's called "keratosis pilaris" and some pore blockage. What is that? Can it be cured? I heard that applying medication needs to be done for a long time. Is there a quicker solution? Tha...
Dr. Jiang Yujiao Reply:
Hello: "Keratosis pilaris" refers to a condition where there is excessive keratinization at the follicular openings as the hair shaft emerges from the dermis to the epidermis, often due to individual skin characteristics. Clinically, it presents as small, bump-like lesi...[Read More] Understanding Keratosis Pilaris: Causes, Treatments, and Solutions
Understanding the Differences Between Folliculitis and Acne: Your Dermatology Questions Answered
I have a few more questions to ask the doctor? Thank you for the doctor's response, but I still have a few questions. I recently noticed that the bumps on my body that resemble acne do not look like typical acne. They are small and appear on my chest, upper left arm, and thi...
Dr. Zhang Zhibo Reply:
Hello: If you have concerns about the rash on your body, it is best to consult a physician, as the affected area may also indicate keratosis pilaris: http://www.dermnetnz.org/acne/keratosis-pilaris.html. This condition is related to allergic tendencies; some individuals may not e...[Read More] Understanding the Differences Between Folliculitis and Acne: Your Dermatology Questions Answered
Understanding Keratinization of the Glans: Causes and Treatments
Keratinization of the glans penis? Hello Dr. Huang, I have not undergone circumcision, but for some reason, the skin on my glans appears wrinkled and seems very dry. A friend told me that this might be due to keratinization of the glans skin. However, isn't keratinization so...
Dr. Huang Ruiyun Reply:
Hello: 1. I apologize, but it is not possible to diagnose diseases online. Regarding the issue on the glans, please visit a urologist or dermatologist in person. 2. For the issue with your arm, Betasalic ointment should only be used when experiencing itching from keratosis pilari...[Read More] Understanding Keratinization of the Glans: Causes and Treatments
Dealing with Oily Scalp: Tips for Hair Care and Treatment
Oily hair and scalp! Hello Dr. Jiang, my scalp tends to get oily very easily. After washing my hair at night, I wake up the next morning with slightly oily hair. My hair is finer and softer, and I naturally have a higher forehead. Am I experiencing male pattern baldness? What typ...
Dr. Jiang Yujiao Reply:
Aaron: Generally, oily scalp is related to excessive sebaceous gland secretion. You can choose anti-dandruff shampoos that indicate they contain ZP (zinc pyrithione), selenium sulfate, tar, or nizoral. It is not recommended to wash your hair with soap or use dry shampoo. You can ...[Read More] Dealing with Oily Scalp: Tips for Hair Care and Treatment
Understanding Keratosis Pilaris: Causes, Treatments, and Dietary Tips
Keratosis pilaris Hello doctor, I have keratosis pilaris, and I feel that it has been getting worse with age. I am currently applying urea cream daily, which has shown some improvement, but I still feel very dry overall. Even in summer, my lips crack, and I have a lot of dandruff...
Dr. Zhang Zhibo Reply:
Hello: You are experiencing issues with keratosis pilaris, cheilitis, dryness, and excessive dandruff, all of which are major characteristics of atopic dermatitis. For keratosis pilaris, if the application of urea is ineffective, you might consider using topical retinoids for tre...[Read More] Understanding Keratosis Pilaris: Causes, Treatments, and Dietary Tips
Understanding Persistent Rash on Hands: Causes and Concerns
Rash on the hand? Dear Doctor, I apologize for interrupting you during your busy schedule. My situation is as follows: at the beginning of this month, I suddenly developed some small white bumps on the back of my right hand, located around the joints of my index and middle finge...
Dr. Zhang Zhibo Reply:
Hello Albert: Regarding the sudden appearance of itchy white spots on the back of your hand, this medical history suggests acute papular eczema; however, it is unusual that it has not resolved after three weeks. If you have been undergoing continuous treatment, it should improve,...[Read More] Understanding Persistent Rash on Hands: Causes and Concerns
Effective Solutions for Chronic Folliculitis: Expert Advice Needed
Folliculitis Consultation Hello Doctor: I've been troubled by folliculitis for several years. It used to occur on my chest and back, but last year it spread to my calves, and this year it's quite severe on both arms. I've visited the clinic multiple times, but ther...
Dr. Zhang Zhibo Reply:
Hello, There are many causes of folliculitis. Some are simply due to follicular obstruction leading to an inflammatory response, while others may be caused by bacterial, fungal, viral, or parasitic infections. Additionally, some individuals may have it as part of an autoimmune ...[Read More] Effective Solutions for Chronic Folliculitis: Expert Advice Needed