I’d like to ask the doctor to help me, but I don’t have any results, so I hope that I can get rid of my Folliculitis furfur. = It is not true that if a fungal examination reveals Malassezia (in the past, Sporotrichum furfur), it must be Malassezia folliculitis. It depends on the number of fungi under microscopic examination on the one hand, and on the other hand, it also depends on the medical history and clinical aspects. Nowadays, some doctors tend to diagnose this disease when they see a small amount of budding spores during fungal microscopy, which is actually not accurate enough, because Malassezia is a common parasite of human skin, and a small amount of Malassezia can also be found on the normal skin surface. A typical Malassezia folliculitis is usually a relatively uniform follicular inflammatory papule the size of a grain of rice appearing within a short period of time, usually with a history of local or systemic steroid hormone application, or in immunocompromised and weak people. If the history is long and recurrent, and the lesions include acne, inflammatory papules, nodules, cysts and other kinds of damage, it is likely to be common acne, which is what we call acne, and there are still differences in treatment. It is recommended to check with the nearest hospital to further clarify the diagnosis before determining the treatment plan.