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Shaving Bumps
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Shaving bumps, or Pseudo-follicuitis, are similar to active acne in that they are caused by an inflammation of the hair follicles normally brought on by shaving, waxing or plucking. The condition is fairly common, especially for people with thick curly hair.
The problem results when the curly hair grows back into the skin, causing inflammation and a foreign body reaction. Over time, the trapped hairs can cause keloidal scarring which looks like hard bumps across the surface of the skin.
Patients are encouraged to complete a course of treatments for maximum results, and in some cases, occasional treatments to keep the shaving bumps at bay.
Treatments:
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Read about the various conditions below
- Permanent hair removal
- Wrinkle and fine line removal
- Leg and facial veins
- Birthmarks
- Acne and acne scarring
- Age spots and sun damage
- Shaving bumps
- Rosacea
(facial redness) - Hyperhidrosis
- Melasma
- Telangiectasia
(small blood vessel marks) - Angiomas
(blood blisters) - Venous lake
(blue nodule caused by superficial pooling of blood) - Post Trauma Hyperpigmentation
(darkening of the skin)
