Molluscum contagiosum on face, how is it treated? thnx

Molluscum: Molluscum contagiosum is a viral infection, and is considered a type or wart. They appear as flesh colored bumps with a central white 'core', which will sometimes push out. They will generally resolve on their own in a few months. Avoid scratching them, as this can make them spread. Some dermatologists will prescribe medicated creams for faster resolution.

Molluscum : Molluscum contagiousum is a virus, and similar to a wart. It resolves on it's own, without treatment, between 6m and 2yrs. Treatment can leave scars, and is generally not recommended. However, when there are many of them on the face, it can be distressing to a child. See a dermatologist. Also, it is contagious. Be careful bathing children together, as well as clothing ,towels and bedding.

VIRUS DERMATITIS : Just press the lesion to take out the content inside. The skin lesions will dry up and heal.