Would a Peeling or Dermabrasion Treatment Work for Getting Rid of Keratosis Pilaris?

I have never tried a microdermabraision but have done TCA peels for KP. This can be very effective but is temporary. 

Keratosis pilaris can be a stubborn, hard to treat problem, especially during the very low humidity cold winter months we experience here in Vermont. As you probably know, it is caused by the dead skin cells sticking together within the hair follicles instead of being naturally shed into the environment. We have had the most success in treating this condition by using the Glytone KP Kit. I find this to be a better, longer-term solution, as well as prevention, than an occasional "manual" treatment such as a chemical peel or a dermabrasion.