Keratosis pilaris (KP) often develops by age 10, but onset and severity can vary.
Keratosis Pilaris Onset
- KP often develops by age 10.
- It can worsen during puberty or pregnancy.
- It frequently improves or even goes away by early adulthood.
- It can affect 50%-80% of teenagers and up to 40% of adults.
- Many people have a family history of keratosis pilaris.
