He then completed his residency at Yale University School of Medicine. Dr. Cohen is board certified in dermatology. On my face, I have a problem with ingrown hairs, which are quite unsightly.
Hairs grow from a structure that looks like a long thin vase.
This inflammation may result in true infection. Avoidance of ingrown hairs may be problematic. First, letting the beard grow for several weeks will typically stop the problem. Second, oral tetracycline or erythromycin is very helpful in reducing inflammation. Third, changing the shaving technique can be helpful also.