How to Treat "Strawberry Skin" | Keratosis Pilaris is VERY common and generally isn't anything to worry about, but I know most people don't like the appearance and feel of it. Two... | By Dr Sandra Lee aka drpimplepopper | You get these bumps on your arms or your legs and they're embarrassing? This is called chicken skin or strawberry skin. People don't like this because they don't like the feel of it or the appearance of it. This is keratosis pilaris and I promise you it is not life threatening

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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