Milia are small cyst-like bumps that commonly appear on the face, especially around the eyes, nose, and cheeks. They are formed when dead skin cells and keratin get trapped under the skin. While harmless, they can be removed for cosmetic reasons.

Common Causes:
    •    Keratin trapped under skin
    •    Excessive use of heavy skincare products
    •    Skin damage from burns or rashes
    •    Long-term sun damage
    •    Use of steroid creams

Where They Appear:
    •    Around eyes (under or above)
    •    Cheeks and nose
    •    Forehead
    •    Chin

Symptoms:
    •    Small, white or yellowish bumps
    •    No pain or itching
    •    Hard to squeeze or pop
    •    Usually in clusters

Treatment Options:
    •    Professional extraction by dermatologist
    •    Chemical peels (mild exfoliation)
    •    Retinoid creams (topical Vitamin A)
    •    Laser or RF removal (in stubborn cases)
    •    Avoid heavy skincare or greasy products

Home remedies are not recommended, as improper removal may damage the skin.