MILIA: How to Remove the Small White Skin Cysts?

by Healthy & Tasty Recipes

Have you ever heard of the term milia? Well, if you haven’t, then you should definitely read the article below. First, let me tell you what’s milia – it’s a group of small, solid, white, keratin filled cysts, which are formed under the skin. And they usually appear when keratin remains stuck below its surface. What’s keratin? Well, keratin is a strong protein found in the tissues of the skin cells, hair and nails. These cysts look just like pimples and they are easy to notice.

This type of skin problem usually occurs in newborns, but you should be very careful, because it can also occur in people at all ages and they can disappear within a few weeks. These cysts are usually 1-2 mm in diameter and they appear on the area around the nose, eyes and cheeks. But, don’t get us wrong – they can appear on the other body parts as well. In this article we are going to show you how to remove these small skin cysts in all natural way. These 3 alternative methods are very simple. You just have to follow the simple instructions. Here’s what you need to do:

3 alternative methods to remove the small skin cysts from your skin:

1st Method – you can use the comedone extractor to gently coax the milia out through the small opening. Note: you should be very gentle. And then, when you have made the teeny tear on top of the milia use tweezers to lift out. When you are done with that, you need to finish up with your usual skincare routine.
2nd Method – note: you will need a sharp needle, very pointed tweezers (flat-ended tweezers will not work), and/or acomedone extractor. Here’s what you need to do: first, you need to cleanse your face with gentle and water-soluble cleanser and washcloth or cleaning brush. Then rinse it off with lukewarm water. Make sure skin is completely dry before you start remove milia. And remember, in order to prevent infection, you need to rub the needle, tweezers, and comedone extractor with alcohol.

3rd Method – here’s what you need to do: first, with needle or tweezers, make the teeniest tear in skin- on top of milia or right next to it and you should be very gentle. That gives enough access to remove the milia. We really hope you find this article helpful and don’t forget to share it with your friends and family. Thank You.

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