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Milia appears as small, white to yellow bumps on the skin which are painless and only affects your appearance. You can misinterrupt Millia as whitehead, but actually millia is not acne. Milia are commonly presents in infants but at any age you can get it too. These are not painful, only affects your appearance.
Neonatal Milia- Neonatal milia affects infants, appear as white bumps on the skin, often present on nose or surrounding area.
Primary Milia- Primary mili are small white cysts usually present on the eyelids, forehead, nose, genitals. This type of Milia can be present on childrens as well as adults.
Secondary Millia- This type of Milia occur through injury such as burn, excessive sunlight exposure, rashes, cut, blisters, or may be due to allergic reaction to cosmetics.
Juvenile milia- This type of Milia is inherited, can be present at birth or later in life.
Milia en plaque- It usually affects the women at the age of 40-60 years. These milia appears as bumps on the skin and primarily present on the cheeks, eyelid, behind the ears, or jaw.
Multiple eruptive Millia- These milias are itchy and group of cysts appear on the face, upper arm, torso, upper abdomen.
Thicken the outer layer of the skin, trapping keratin and leading to milia formation.
Milia can develop after the skin is damaged due to burns, blistering rashes, or injuries.
Oil-based creams, thick moisturizers, or heavy makeup can clog pores, increasing the likelihood of milia.
Not exfoliating the skin regularly can cause a build-up of dead skin cells, contributing to milia.
Milia are common in newborns, where they are thought to occur due to immature sweat glands.
Some people may be more prone to milia due to their genetic makeup.
A thorough consultation with our board-certified dermatologist to discuss the milia, its history, and removal options.
Disclosure of any health conditions, medications, and allergies.
Our dermatologists will create a personalized treatment plan as per your unique needs, sessions required.
The dermatologist will implement the recommended treatment to deliver accurate, safe and effective results. The procedure typically lasts between 15 to 30 minutes, depending on the severity.
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Glycolic Acid and Retinoids- These topical treatments are often the first line of defense against milia. Glycolic acid, an alpha hydroxy acid (AHA), works by gently exfoliating the outermost layer of the skin, helping to prevent the buildup of dead skin cells that can trap keratin, leading to milia. Retinoids, derived from vitamin A, accelerate skin cell turnover, which aids in the expulsion of trapped keratin and encourages the formation of fresh, clear skin.
Radiofrequency ablation is a state-of-the-art method that uses high-frequency electrical currents to heat and remove skin tags. This technique is precise, effective, and minimally invasive.
Procedure: First, they will apply local anesthesia or numbing cream for 30 minutes for pain less procedure. Next, a fine probe delivers controlled RF energy to the skin tag, causing it to heat up and be removed with minimal discomfort.
Recovery: Minimal downtime; slight redness or swelling may occur, typically resolving within a few days.
Effectiveness: Highly effective with a low risk of scarring.
Needle Extraction- For individual or deeply embedded milia, surgical removal is a highly effective option. This procedure is performed by a trained professional who uses a sterile, fine-tipped needle to gently puncture the milia. Once the surface is broken, the contents of the cyst can be carefully extracted. This method is ideal for larger or more stubborn milia that do not respond to other treatments. The procedure is quick, typically requiring only a few minutes, and is done with minimal discomfort. After the extraction, the area is cleaned and treated to prevent infection, and patients can expect a swift recovery with little to no scarring.
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