Keratosis pilaris - brown skin

Keratosis pilaris (KP) of extensor surfaces of upper arms in a 16-year-old girl. KP is an abnormality of keratinization affecting the follicular orifices, most commonly on the extensor surfaces of the upper arms. Patients may complain about the ‘goosebump’ or ‘chicken skin’ appearance of their skin and rough texture. Fitzpatrick skin type (FST) phototype 5.

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Rasika Pereira

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3750 x 5000 pixels

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12 x 17 inches / 32 x 42 cm

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child, dermatology, female, keratinization, keratosis pilaris, kp, teenager, upper arm, fst5, brown skin, fst_5-6, phototype5