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This lovely patient has a condition called keratosis pilaris rubra which causes rough bumps on the lateral cheeks in a background of redness and intense flushing. Here I am using the pulsed dye laser to reduce her overall redness and help treat the inflammatory component of this chronic condition. This laser is a workhorse for me: dilated blood vessels on the face, chronic sun damage, redness left over from acne or rosacea, scars, birthmarks, cherry angiomas, more! | Dermatology Duluth

ASK DR SAM: WHAT IS KERATOSIS PILARIS (KP) AND WHY DOES IT HAPPEN? 👩‍⚕️ One of the most common conditions I encounter in clinic is keratosis pilaris (KP) or strawberry legs. It affects individuals of all races and sexes, typically presenting in childhood and becoming more prominent during the teenage years - in fact, as many as 50% of us have the genes for KP. However, it shows up to a varying degree in different individuals and often improves as we get older. KP is characterised by a very typi