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How Can I Get Rid of the “Chicken Skin” in My Arms and Legs?
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Q. I have several small, rough granites in my arms and legs. What are they and how can I remove them? They may look like chicken skin, or the skin of a plucked chicken. They may be lifted up and feel a little like sandpaper. These may be signs of keratosis pelaris, a common skin condition that can cause small painless bumps to appear on the top of the arms, thighs, and buttocks, said Dr. Amy Freeman, dermatologist in Millburn, New Jersey. The bu…
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