Suvorna S100 Milia Remover Tool, Blackhead Remover Tool kit, Whitehead Remover, Comedone Extractor, Black Head Remove Tool, Cyst Removal kit, Acne Treatment, Pimple Popping kit (4 in 1 Pack)

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Hinen HB, Gathings RM, Shuler M, Wine Lee L. Successful treatment of facial milia in an infant with orofaciodigital syndrome type 1. Pediatr Dermatol. 2018;35(1):e88-e89. doi:10.1111/pde.13350 De Wet J, Jordaan HF, Visser WI. Bilateral malar milia en plaque as primary presentation of discoid lupus erythematosus. JAAD Case Rep. 2017;3(2):106-109. doi:10.1016/j.jdcr.2017.01.010

Skin damage from an injury or a rash, or prolonged use of corticosteroids, can also be a possible cause. Additionally, certain medical conditions can cause milia to form. “Milia can be a secondary symptom of a blistering skin condition, like a burn,” explains Dr. Moustafa. “They can also happen because of an autoimmune disease or genetic condition.” You can also get milia if you don’t cleanse your skin regularly, and you may be more prone to develop them if you have rosacea or dandruff. There are several different types of milia that are grouped according to the life stage when they develop and/or their underlying causes. Protect yourself from UV rays. Avoid sunbeds, wear a hat in the sun, limit exposure time and always wear sunscreen, even in winter.

Multiple eruptive milia: This rare condition causes groups of cysts to form over weeks to months on your face, upper arms and upper abdomen. These cysts can be itchy.

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Since recurring or persistent milia can indicate an underlying condition, especially if a standard cleaning routine does not help, go to a dermatologist and get a diagnosis. They may suggest over-the-counter methods for helping to clear your skin, or they may recommend an outpatient procedure to remove the milia and a process for carefully washing the area.

Milia occurring on the face (for example, on the cheeks, chin or alongside the nose) often can be safely removed at home using a sterilised needle, lancet or comedone extractor. Milia of this type are extremely rare. The milia develop on an inflamed, raised patch of skin known as a plaque which may be several centimetres across. The cause of milia en plaque is not fully understood. It usually occurs behind the ears, on an eyelid or on the cheeks or jaw area. This type of milia tends to particularly affect middle-aged women. Multiple eruptive milia Milia are harmless and, in most cases, they will eventually clear by themselves. In babies, they clear after a few weeks. However, in some people, milia can persist for months or longer. Secondary milia are sometimes permanent. Milia treatment Neonatal milia: Milia on newborn skin is referred to as neonatal milia. Neonatal milia is common around the nose but can also appear on other parts of the face, scalp, or torso. Milia affects up to 50% of newborn babies and usually disappears on its own during the first few weeks of life.

MILIA ARE NOT SPOTS

Avhad, G., Ghate, S., & Dhurat, R. (2014, October–December). Milia en plaque. Indian Dermatology Online Journal, 5(4), 550–551 Ghosh S, Sangal S. Congenital milia en plaque on scalp. Indian J Dermatol. 2015;60(1):105. doi:10.4103/0019-5154.147871 Astarita adds that occasionally milia can grow into clusters, which requires "a gentle laser resurfacing treatment like a low setting Fraxel treatment, Halo by Sciton, or a series of chemical peels [to] push the reset button on your skin." Milia can sometimes take a long time to disappear naturally, but can be professionally removed through a simple, minor procedure. There are a variety of treatment options to remove Milia depending on the type, location and number of Milia that need removing. The most common type of Milia Removal is carried out using a sterile needle. Milia removal methods