Keratosis pilaris rubra facei: can this condition affect facial hair growth due to blocked follicles?

I recommend getting a formal evaluation with a hair loss expert. Prp and progesterone may help regrowth. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer

These conditions can be treated with topical medications containing lactic or salicylic acid. The best course of action to determine if they are causing any loss would be to seek a dermatologist for diagnosis and treatment and express these concerns to them, if you have not already done so.

Facial hair loss in patients with keratosis pilaris rubra facei (KPRF) is often permanent. There are treatments to reduce the amount of scaling and redness, but the hair loss is often permanent.Please see an experienced  dermatologist. I often recommend a combination of soapless cleansers along with generous lubrication with lotions containing lactic acid, alpha hydroxy acids or salicylic acid. Treatment with topical retinoids or short courses of topical steroids are helpful. To address redness, laser can be helpful.  Other measures are also helpful.The hair loss is generally permanent as this condition is associated with inflammation that destroys the hair follicle.