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The article discusses the problem of chicken skin or keratosis pilaris, a common skin condition that causes small bumps and roughness on the skin's surface, usually on the arms and thighs. The dermatologist confirms that this condition is not a serious or contagious disease, but rather a cosmetic issue that becomes more noticeable due to genetic factors, with contributing factors such as dryness, cold weather, and hormonal changes. Keratosis pilaris is treated by regulating keratin buildup through creams containing urea and exfoliating acids like salicylic and glycolic acids, along with gentle chemical peeling sessions. The condition cannot be completely cured, but it responds well to ongoing treatment. It is important to avoid harsh rubbing and irritating products to maintain results. Laser hair removal can serve as an adjunct treatment to improve appearance, especially when the condition is connected to hair follicles.
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