[1]  Specific resources are available for administrators, faculty and staff, and students. The use of the documents is voluntary and are not to be used as standards or as part of accreditation procedures. Despite these recommendations, musicians continue to face unique challenges in protecting their hearing when compared to individuals in industrial settings. Typically environmental controls are the first line of defense in a hearing conservation program, and depending on the type of musicians some recommendations have been proposed. These recommendations can include adjusting risers or level of the speakers and adjusting the layout of a band or orchestra. These changes in the environment can be beneficial to musicians, but the ability to accomplish them is not always possible. In the cases where these changes cannot be made, hearing protection is recommended. Hearing protection in musicians offers its own sets of benefits and complications. When used properly, hearing protection can limit the exposure of noise in individuals. Musicians have the ability to pick from several different types of hearing protection from conventional ear plugs to custom or high fidelity hearing protection. Despite this, use of hearing protection among musicians is low for several different reasons. Musicians often feel that hearing protective devices can distort how music sounds or makes it too quiet for them to hear important cues which makes them less likely to wear hearing protection even when aware of the risks.
Superficial pustular folliculitis is a superficial folliculitis with thin-walled pustules at the follicular openings. : 252

See also
Streptococcal intertrigo
List of cutaneous conditions

References
External links
Special types of folliculitis which should be differentiated from acne, US National Library of Medicine, Published 2017 Sep 27