Superficial folliculitis is follicle infection on the shallow layer of skin. It is often caused by bacteria infection. You may see clusters of small red bumps or white-headed pimples that develop around hair follicles. The pus-filled blisters may break and form crust. The affected skin around it can be itchy or painful. Superficial folliculitis can be treated using antibiotics creams or ointment.
How is Superficial folliculitis treated in practice?