Kunjungi dokter untuk mendapatkan resep obat. Beralih ke krim steroid berbasis emolien. Tanyakan mengenai terapi fotodinamik (photodynamic therapy, PDT). Bicarakan mengenai suplemen vitamin A.

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If you feel like your keratosis pilaris is an issue, you can talk to your doctor about treatment. You can discuss your options to see what works best for you.  Your doctor may prescribe an acid lotion, either lactic acid lotion (such as AmLactin or Lac-Hydrin), salicylic acid lotion (such as Salex lotion), retinoic acid products (such as Retin-A or Differin), urea cream (such as Carmol 10, 20, or 40), or alpha hydroxy acid lotion (such as Glytone). These acids help dissolve the hard, scaly outer layer of your skin, reducing the appearance of keratosis pilaris.  Your doctor may also prescribe a steroid cream (such as triamcinolone 0.1%), which can reduce redness. If other treatments do not work, your doctor may try an emollient-based steroid creams. Some creams in this class are Cloderm and Locoid Lipocream. You can only use these creams for about a week. Basically, this treatment uses light and photosensitizer that you apply to your skin to work on the condition; however, using it for keratosis pilaris is an off-label use, so it may not be covered by your insurance. Remember you can't actually cure this condition — you can only make it better. Though lack of vitamin A does not necessarily cause keratosis pilaris, it can cause you to exhibit similar symptoms. Ask your doctor for a blood test and about whether a vitamin A supplement can help.