Milia are named because they look like Millet seeds which resemble tiny sesame seeds. When they occur after surgery or peels, they tend to resolve on their own. The cause is usually attributable to aggressive keratin formation. Treatment generally involves exfoliation and this can be accomplished via a variety... more
How do you get rid of milia?
I've had milia since I was 25 and now I'm 36 and it is even worse despite acne medications and microdermabrasion, etc. Nobody in my family has this. I take care of my skin, so why is it getting worse?
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