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What will the better treatment option for 'milia': chemical peel or CO2 fractional laser?

srickMay 3, 2015
i have milia from the age of 12 years and now these are spreading on my face. i want to remove it.

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Raffy Karamanoukian, MD, FACS

The skin is responding to the effects of the acid in the chemical peel. At this point, it may be prudent to moisturize your skin; in our office, we suggest using a ceramide based moisturizer such as Elevase Moisture Booster as it strengthens the skins natural moisture barrier function...

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Keri Sweeten, MD

Hello, and yes you can. Keep in mind that you will have some sensitvity, need to cleanse your face and follow the post-treatment regimen. Make sure that this includes good sunblock as well to avoid any hyperpigmentation. Best of Luck! 

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I would not advise a chemical peel in this location. You may cause more harm than good. First I would see a board certified dermatologist to see if what you are noticing is just normal skin or if there is a real medical problem.  Some medical conditions that happen elsewhere on the...

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