We spoke to a dermatologist to learn everything there is to know about milia, those tiny white bumps that appear out of nowhere and set up camp on our faces, including (most importantly) how to get rid of them.
Let’s play a game. What looks like a whitehead, feels like a whitehead, must be a whitehead—but doesn’t go away, can’t be popped or squeezed out and is therefore much more frustrating than a whitehead? If you guessed milia, you’ve hit the nail on the head.there is to know about milia, those tiny white bumps that appear out of nowhere and set up camp on our faces, including how to get rid of them.
Yes! “Often, milia appear when pores get clogged from certain topical creams or medications, so ‘oil-free’ products and thinner, less heavy moisturizers and eye creams are generally recommended to individuals who tend to have them,” explains Dr. Lancer.People with highly sun-damaged skin are more prone to them,” says Dr. Lancer. Certain skin conditions, such as rosacea, can have an impact, too.
If you want to try an at-home approach to treating milia first, topical exfoliating ingredients, such as retinoids and chemical peels , have been shown to help. These ingredients speed up your skin cell turnover rate, shedding the top layer of dead skin cells at a faster rate than usual, revealing healthy new skin cells underneath.
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