Milia
Milia are small (1–2 mm) white or yellow bumps under the skin, made of trapped keratin. They are very common in newborns (where they resolve on their own) and adults.
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Treatment
- None usually needed — often resolve on their own
- In adults: physical extraction by a dermatologist
- Topical retinoids
- Sun protection to prevent
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References
- AAD. Milia Resources.