Milia
Milia are tiny, white cysts that commonly appear on the face, especially around the eyes and cheeks. They occur when keratin becomes trapped beneath the skin’s surface and are usually harmless. While milia do not require treatment, many individuals choose to have them removed for aesthetic reasons.
Anaesthesia
Not required, though a topical numbing agent may be used for comfort.
Side Effects
Possible mild redness or irritation following extraction.
Treatment Time
Approximately 15-30 minutes for extraction.
Target Areas
Face, particularly around the eyes.
Downtime
Minimal; patients can usually resume normal activities immediately.
Result


Frequently Asked Questions
Milia can be treated through manual extraction using a sterile needle or blade, or through the application of chemical peels to promote exfoliation.
Primarily cosmetic; milia do not pose any health risks.
Removal is performed as needed, particularly for persistent milia.