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Keratosis pilaris or goosebumps
Keratosis pilaris is characterized by the presence of keratin plugs in the follicular orifices and a varying degree of peripheral erythema.
It is not caused by cold as it is commonly known. It is generally hereditary, but it is also seen in obese, diabetic, kidney failure and other patients.
It mainly affects the arms, thighs, buttocks and chest.
Clinically, gray-white elevations are observed that leave the hair trapped, with redness around it. The skin is rough to the touch.
Patients report improvement during the summer.
Keratosis Pilaris Treatment
The best treatment that currently exists is the Erbium Lotus Laser.
It is fast, effective, safe, painless and immediate recovery, with a redness that lasts from 24 to 36 hours.
To this treatment we associate hydration with creams with urea at 10 %.
If the inflammatory component is important, we add Hydrocortisone creams to 1 or 2 % that are used for a not very long period.
Keratosis Pilaris Treatment Cost
It depends on the body area to be treated:
Muslos: $6.000
Brazos: $4.000
Dorso: $6.000
This procedure is performed by dermatologists at the 3 centers.
You can take your turn online WITH DERMATOLOGISTS at any of our branches and attend directly to carry out a treatment.
How do I take a shift?
The most effective, safe and practical way to take a shift is via the internet.
If you have difficulty taking a shift online, payments and administrative issues.
You can call Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
(011) 4901-6690 (011) 4904-3434 (011) 4904-0880
You can take a turn and go directly to perform a treatment. If you have any questions, you can clarify it first with the same professional.
The cost of the dermatological consultation is $2,000, if you. carry out the treatment then the value of the consultation will be discounted.
If you. If you have any medical questions, you can write to us in advance by sending an email to
Only medical consultations will be received here. This mail does not address inquiries about shifts, payments and administrative issues.