Now clinical folliculitis is actually a relatively broad diagnosis, inflammation of the hair follicles can be referred to as folliculitis, while the professional folliculitis refers to Staphylococcus aureus infection caused by purulent inflammatory dermatosis, can be seen in the follicle as the center of the papule, the top of the pustules can be, surrounded by a red halo, accompanied by obvious pain or tenderness, and each other do not merge, usually about a week to fade, and then again in the nearby parts of the new rash. It usually fades in about 1 week, and then a new rash appears in a nearby area. In a few patients, the inflammation is severe enough to spread outside the hair follicle and turn into a boil.

The picture is not very clear, and there is no description of the symptoms to determine what the disease is. Picture visible erythematous papules, can not see whether there is pustules, it is not good to determine whether the folliculitis, as the first floor, it is likely to be hereditary keratosis pilaris, plus some irritation caused by redness. Folliculitis, then use some antibiotic ointment on the line, such as mupirocin, fusidic acid cream, etc., perifollicular keratosis can only be used with some exfoliators, such as vitamin A cream, urea ointment, salicylic acid ointment.