Pseudofolliculitis: Sounds like pseudofolliculitis barbae which is caused by ingrown hairs from shaving. This condition can be helped with laser hair removal.
Answered 7/1/2013
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Facial lesions: The answer depends a lot on the nature and cause of the "bumps". Without examining you it's difficult to recommend the best solution, but multiple treatment possibilities exist, including: steroid injections to soften/flatten the bumps, surgical excision of the masses, or possibly even resurfacing procedures with derm abrasion or an ablative laser.
Answered 9/28/2016
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Steroid injections: Razor bumps are produced by ingrown hairs that produce a foreign body inflammatory reaction followed by severe scarring. Steroid injections can sometimes reduce hypertrophic scarring. If the scarring is extensive, you may require surgical excision.
Answered 8/8/2012
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