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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Milia Removal.
Milia removal is a targeted extraction procedure where a trained technician uses sterile blades or needles and gentle pressure to open and remove keratin-filled cysts. The process is quick, precise, and designed to avoid damage to surrounding skin while improving texture.
Most clients experience minimal discomfort; technicians often use topical numbing or ice to reduce sensation. Any pinprick or pressure is brief, and the session typically remains comfortable; discuss sensitivity concerns beforehand to tailor pain management.
Often a single targeted session removes visible milia, but larger clusters or recurrent cases may need follow-up appointments. Your technician will assess during consultation and recommend a plan, balancing complete clearance with skin healing and minimizing scarring.
Side effects are usually mild—temporary redness, minor swelling, or slight pinpoint scabbing. Rarely, infection or scarring can occur if aftercare is neglected. Following post-treatment instructions and using recommended products greatly reduces complication risks.
Keep treated areas clean and avoid picking. Apply any prescribed ointment, use gentle cleansers, and protect skin from sun with SPF. Avoid heavy makeup and aggressive exfoliation until fully healed; attend follow-up if advised for optimal recovery.
Milia can recur, particularly if underlying causes persist. Regular gentle exfoliation, oil-free skincare, sun protection, and addressing contributing factors like topical occlusives or certain skincare ingredients help prevent recurrence. Schedule periodic check-ins for maintenance when necessary.