Milia
Milia are small, white or yellowish bumps that commonly appear on the skin, especially around the eyes, cheeks, and forehead. They occur when dead skin cells become trapped beneath the surface of the skin, forming tiny cysts. Milia are harmless and not painful, but they can be cosmetically bothersome for many people. Milia are often caused by factors such as:
- Blocked Pores: Due to oil buildup, debris, or skin that isn’t exfoliated properly.
- Skin Damage: From sun exposure, burns, or heavy skincare products that clog pores.
- Natural Skin Renewal: In some cases, milia can occur naturally as part of the skin’s healing process.
Recommended Treatments
Plasma Fibroblast
Targets milia with precise plasma energy to break down the cyst without damaging surrounding skin. Promotes skin healing and prevents recurrence.
Chemical Peels
Removes the outer layer of skin, encouraging exfoliation and unclogging pores, which can help prevent and treat milia.
Hydrafacials
A deep cleansing treatment that unclogs pores, removes excess oil and debris, and hydrates acne-prone skin for a clear, glowing complexion.
Milia Manual Extraction
A skincare professional uses a sterile tool to carefully extract milia, ensuring no damage to the surrounding skin.