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Get answers to common questions about Keratosis Pilaris Arms.
Keratosis pilaris occurs when keratin blocks hair follicles, forming small bumps. Genetics, dry skin and hormonal factors contribute. It’s common and harmless but often persistent. Our treatments focus on exfoliation and hydration to reduce bumps and improve texture over time.
Most clients require a series of sessions—typically four to eight—spaced two to six weeks apart. Exact number depends on severity, skin type and adherence to home care; following our recommended regimen accelerates and sustains visible improvements.
Treatments are generally gentle and well tolerated. You may feel light abrasion or warming; mild redness or temporary sensitivity can occur for a few hours to a day. There’s minimal downtime and you can resume normal activities immediately with recommended aftercare.
Use gentle cleansers, daily emollients and prescribed keratolytic lotions (like lactic, glycolic acid or urea) as advised. Avoid harsh physical scrubs, hot showers and irritants. Consistent at-home care between visits is essential to maintain results and prevent recurrence.
Many clients notice smoother texture and reduced bumps within two to four weeks after initial treatment. More significant and lasting results develop over multiple sessions and consistent home care; full improvement often requires several months of combined therapy.
Side effects are usually mild—temporary redness, dryness or slight flaking. Rare irritation or sensitivity may occur, especially with active home ingredients. We perform assessments and may recommend patch testing; follow post-care instructions and contact us if unusual reactions arise.