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Milia are tiny bumps that occur under the outer skin layer of the eyelid, around the eyes and nose, and on the chin or cheeks.
Sometimes called "milk spots" or "oil seeds," these pearly white or yellowish cysts often appear in clusters and may be on large areas of the face.
Milia occur most commonly in babies. In fact, they are found in nearly half of full-term newborns. However, teens and adults also can be affected by milia.
Milia develop when dead skin cells or keratin (a protein found in skin and hair) get trapped under the surface of the skin, forming a raised bump that looks similar to a small white pimple.
Adults who find persistent milia bothersome or unsightly often seek treatment to make milia go away.
Milia are tiny bumps that occur under the outer skin layer of the eyelid, around the eyes and nose, and on the chin or cheeks.
Sometimes called "milk spots" or "oil seeds," these pearly white or yellowish cysts often appear in clusters and may be on large areas of the face.
Milia occur most commonly in babies. In fact, they are found in nearly half of full-term newborns. However, teens and adults also can be affected by milia.
Milia develop when dead skin cells or keratin (a protein found in skin and hair) get trapped under the surface of the skin, forming a raised bump that looks similar to a small white pimple.
Adults who find persistent milia bothersome or unsightly often seek treatment to make milia go away.