Definitions
Keratosis pilaris
Overview
With keratosis pilaris, rough patches and small, acnelike bumps appear on skin.
Symptoms
The patches usually on the arms, thighs, cheeks, and buttocks. The bumps are white, sometimes red, and typically don't hurt or itch.
Treatments
The condition isn't often serious and usually disappears by age 30. Medicated creams and laser therapy may help skin appearance.