Milia,Fatty Deposits Cautery and TCA Peel?

I have been using standard electrocautery for removing or flattening all kinds of growths for more than thirty-two years with gratifying aesthetic results. I have found this modality particularly useful for getting rid of overgrown oil glands that protrude above the skin surface (sebaceous hyperplasia); yellowish, fatty deposits around the eyelids (xanthelasmas); milia (essentially larger clogged pores related to sebaceous cysts); and even skin tags. After numbing the area with a little... more

Treating milia and hypertrophic sabaciuous gland, can be done with Medical grade skin care and chemical peels. Laser resurfacinf( depending on your color can be very effectice too.

It is possible to treat milia and prominent oil glands when undergoing a TCA peel. However, this should be done by a board-certified physician (preferably dermatologist) experienced in doing TCA peels and treating milia and prominent oil glands (sebaceous hyperplasia). Healing and wound care are also important to avoid any permanent discoloration, depressions and/or scarring.