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Milium Cysts

Milium cysts are small white bumps that appear on the skin, often around the eyes. These keratin cysts can be bothersome but are generally harmless. Discover the common causes of their occurrence, the available treatment options, and advice for preventing their formation.

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FAQ about milium cysts

What are the causes of milia?
The milium cysts are often caused by the accumulation of keratin beneath the skin, frequently around the eyes and cheeks.
Can we remove a milium cyst by ourselves?
Although it is technically possible, it is strongly advised to consult a dermatologist for a professional removal of the milium cyst, often through extraction or laser treatment.
Are milia dangerous?
No, milia are generally benign and non-painful, although they may be aesthetically displeasing.
Can milia appear in children?
Yes, milium cysts can also appear in infants and young children, often on the face.
Are milia contagious?
No, milia are not contagious.

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Can milia appear in children?

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