
2026-03-21T06:25:30
Folliculitis: When Hair Follicles Become Inflamed •Folliculitis is a common skin condition that occurs when hair follicles become inflamed due to infection, irritation, or blockage.• •It appears as small red bumps, white-headed pimples, or pus-filled lesions around hair follicles on areas like the face, scalp, chest, back, thighs, or buttocks.• This condition is often caused by bacterial infections (commonly Staphylococcus), fungal infections, excessive sweating, friction from tight clothing, shaving, or ingrown hairs.• It is commonly seen in individuals with oily skin, those who frequently shave or wax, or people exposed to humid environments. •People with folliculitis may experience itching, burning sensation, redness, tenderness, or mild pain in the affected area.• In some cases, the bumps may crust over or develop into deeper, painful boils if left untreated.• At Paavai Eye & Skin Care Hospital, Salem, our specialists assess the type and severity of folliculitis to provide customized treatment plans.• Management may include medicated creams, antibacterial or antifungal treatments, oral medications, and proper skin care guidance.• Maintaining hygiene, avoiding tight clothing, and following safe shaving practices can help prevent recurrence.• Early treatment helps prevent complications like scarring and promotes healthy skin.•Visit Paavai Eye & Skin Care Hospital for expert care and effective relief from folliculitis. #SkinCare #HealthySkin #Folliculitis #PaavaiCare ✨