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I have small bumps near my eyebrows that look like milia. What treatment or medicine can help remove them?

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I have small bumps near my eyebrows that look like milia. What treatment or medicine can help remove them?

Asked by Female, 32 · 3 months ago

Vikas Singh

M Pharmacy

3 months ago

Small bumps near the eyebrows that look like milia are usually due to trapped skin cells. Keep your face clean, use a gentle exfoliation routine, avoid heavy creams, and do not try to squeeze them, as it can cause marks. Using light, non-oily products can help prevent new ones from forming. If they do not go away or increase, consult a doctor for safe removal and proper guidance.

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Identification and Confirmation
- Suggest seeing a dermatologist to confirm the bumps are milia before treatment.
Common Treatments
- Describe professional removal methods like manual extraction or laser therapy.
Topical Treatments
- Mention topical retinoids or exfoliating agents that may help reduce milia.
Home Care Tips
- Advise gentle exfoliation and avoiding heavy creams that can clog pores.
When to See a Specialist
- Highlight signs that require dermatology consultation, such as persistent or spreading bumps.

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