What Is Acneiform Eruptions?

Listen to pronunciation. (ak-NEE-ih-form ee-RUP-shun) A skin condition that causes small, raised, acne-like bumps to form, usually on the face, scalp, chest, and upper back. The bumps on the affected skin are usually red and filled with pus and may crust over.

How do I get rid of acneiform eruption?

Treatment varies with the particular disease suspected and consists of a wide range of methods, including excision, laser ablation, topical/oral antibiotics, topical/oral retinoids, and drug withdrawal.

How is drug induced folliculitis treated?

If infection is responsible for the folliculitis, then the use of topical antibiotics or other antimicrobials may be required. In severe cases oral antibiotics or appropriate antimicrobial treatment can be used. Topical keratolytic products such as alpha-hydroxy or retinoic acid may be helpful.