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What can i do to reduce the redness associated with keratosis pilaris?
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Urea: Topical urea can reduce the appearance of keratosis pillars. Topical finacea may also help. Useful supplements are zinc amd essential fatty acids.
Answered 8/3/2015
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Keratosis pilaris: Topical steroid, laser skin therapy, excision or other therapies can be considered for this condition depending on the findings. See a dermatologist.
Answered 1/13/2013
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