Keratosis pilaris is also called chicken skin because of its distinctive appearance: skin bumps that look like plucked chicken skin, per Healthline. Keratosis pilaris results from the accumulation ...

2 Keratosis pilaris is nicknamed 'chicken skin' due to its 'plucked' appearance Credit: Getty It gets its nickname due to its resemblance to the skin of a plucked chicken - so glamorous, we know.

Or maybe you’re standing outside on a chilly morning, and your skin transforms into what looks like plucked chicken skin.

Perfectly harmless but infinitely annoying, keratosis pilaris, or KP, plagues many of our limbs and stomachs, dotting them ...

I have “chicken bumps” on my skin and they won’t go away Dermatologists weigh in on how to treat Keratosis pilaris, AKA chicken skin or chicken bumps, which can be hard to get rid of.

We’ll show you what keratosis pilaris, or chicken skin, looks like, as well as its causes, symptoms, treatment options, and home remedies.

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DO you have those small red bumps on your arms that won’t disappear, no matter how much you moisturise? If yes, you have a skin condition known as chicken skin due to its plucked appearance ...

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The skin may also feel especially dry, rough or itchy. Keratosis pilaris is a common – and harmless – skin condition often found on the tops of arms What causes keratosis pilaris?