White bumps on skin

Plagued by white bumps on your skin, but unsure what they are? We asked two dermatologists for their expert opinions about what the bumps may be, and how to treat them.

If you've ever seen small, white bumps on your skin, you may be dealing with milia. Milia are different than whiteheads and acne. They are very common, typically not harmful, and can happen to anyone at any age.

Plus why you should never, ever squeeze them.

Milia are tiny white bumps that commonly appear on nose and cheeks. Learn how to get rid of milia with these expert removal tips from dermatologists.

Milia are tiny white bumps commonly found on the cheeks, nose or eyelids. They can also appear in other parts of the body.

Plus, how to prevent those tiny white bumps from forming in the first place.

Acne and blemishes are not created equal. In this post, I’ll first explain exactly what whiteheads are and then how to treat them.

What are these pesky white hard lumps under the skin? Their official name is "Milia". They are hardened balls of keratin that are basically trapped between the bi layers of your skin. They seem

Often mistaken as a white head that just won't go away... milia (also known as milium cyst) is actually trapped Keratin. Keratin is a strong protein that’s typically found in skin tissues, hair, and nail cells. Milia is typically found on the face, eyelids and cheeks. How do you get Milia?Milia can form because a number of reasons and most often it's when your skin loses its natural ability to exfoliate. This can happen as a result of aging or sun-damage which makes skin rough and…

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