Yes, keratosis pilaris (KP) usually disappears completely by age 30, according to research.
While there's no guaranteed timeline, here's what you can expect:
- Improvement with Treatment: If you follow a consistent treatment plan, you may start to see improvements in your KP within four to six weeks.
- Natural Resolution: Even without treatment, most cases of keratosis pilaris begin to clear up around your mid-20s.
- Complete Disappearance: Typically, keratosis pilaris completely disappears by age 30.
Therefore, based on current research, it is very likely that KP will disappear eventually, especially as you get older.
