Keratosis Pilaris Pictures

Of all of the areas of the body that you can get keratosis pilaris outbreaks and symptoms, one of the most aggravating has to be having KP on your face. Unlike your arms and legs, which you can easily hide, you face is your calling card. I doubt you want to walk around with a ski mask on all day, so what can someone with keratosis pilaris on their face do to hopefully clear up their out breaks?

Although the most common locations that keratosis pilaris is generally found is on the upper arms, KP does often spread to the lower arms, back, chest, buttocks and the legs. In fact, you can potentially get KP outbreaks on all areas of the body except for the palms of the hands the the soles of your feet…

Whether you have KP or are just curious about it, most people who do have skin condition experience it in the same areas of the body. The most common being the upper arms (both front and back). Other typical areas for keratosis pilaris outbreaks are the cheeks, thighs and buttocks…

While keratosis pilaris usually affects patients on the upper arms, it can potentially show up on any part of the body, except for your palms and the balls of your feet.