Razor Bumps
Hair-reduction and skin-care treatments can calm razor bumps and help prevent recurring ingrown hairs.
Hair-reduction and skin-care treatments can calm razor bumps and help prevent recurring ingrown hairs.
What is Razor Bumps?
Razor bumps, also called pseudofolliculitis barbae, develop when cut hairs curl back into the skin. They are especially common with curly or coarse hair and can cause inflamed bumps, discomfort, and dark marks.
Common Signs and Concerns
Red bumps after shaving
Ingrown hairs
Pustules or tender papules
Dark spots after inflammation
How is Razor Bumps treated at The Laser Institute of Pinehurst?
Your provider may recommend one or more options based on your skin, medical history, and goals:
Cynosure® Apogee Elite™ or Candela® GentleLase Pro® hair-reduction options
Topical care to calm inflammation and reduce infection risk
Shaving and skin-care guidance to prevent new bumps
What to Expect
Reducing hair growth addresses an important cause of recurring razor bumps. The treatment plan is adjusted for skin tone, hair type, and treatment area.
Ready to explore your options? Schedule a consultation with The Laser Institute of Pinehurst.
Razor Bumps FAQs
How The Laser Institute of Pinehurst Can Help
If you’re experiencing a skin concern, a consultation with one of our providers is a great first step. Our team will assess your skin condition, discuss what may be causing your symptoms, and help you feel informed and confident about your path to healthier skin.