KP has no permanent cure, but there are certain things you can do to help reduce the symptoms. KP is not contagious and benign (non- cancerous) and can affect around 40% of adults and 50-80% of adolescents.
KP appears as skin-coloured ‘goosebumps’ on the back of the thighs and upper arms, sometimes resembling a strawberry’s seeds and skin. These bumps can also be pink in appearance, are around the size of a grain of sand, make the skin feel rough, rather like sandpaper and sometimes look like acne.
These include:
At IHYA Clinic in Birmingham, we understand that certain skin conditions can have a profound effect on the way we look and feel, even if the condition itself is not harmful to health.
This is why we lend our expertise and knowledge to offering you the most effective, comfortable and safe, non-surgical treatments, so you can enjoy beautiful looking skin, no matter what your age, or skin concern.
At IHYA we consider any skin condition which can cause physical discomfort and emotional upset a priority to treat.
We offer non-surgical, no-drug options, so that you can address your skin concerns safely and without invasive measures.
