Milium Cysts

"Milia" are small bumps that can emerge beneath the skin's outer layer. They particularly invade the eyelid, the area around the eyes, the nose, as well as the cheeks or chin. Although they naturally disappear, some people are tempted to touch them, which can lead to infection. Discover the measures to take in this case.

Generally, milia tend to disappear spontaneously. However, they may persist. Discover how to respond to a milium that does not resolve itself.

Milium cysts are whitish microcysts. Although benign and harmless, these small bumps can take some time to disappear, and may seemingly enlarge. Discover how to respond to a growing milium cyst.

Milium grains are quite common in infants. They typically appear on the facial skin, around the eyes, on the nose, cheeks or forehead. These small white bumps do not involve any particular complications and often disappear spontaneously. Discover everything you need to know about milium grains in newborns.

Milium cysts appear as small white spots on the face. These tiny cysts are not dangerous and naturally disappear without intervention. However, to speed up their disappearance, laser treatment is an option. Here is everything you need to know about this technique.