Milia: Primary or secondary milia in an adult may disappear on their own, but your doctor may treat you with one of the following: Piercing each milium with a sterile lancet or scalpel followed by removal of the cyst, topical vitamin A prep, or derm abrasion. See your dermatologist for an exam and consult. Primary milia will resolve without therapy on their own
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Sebaceous hyperplasi: This condition could also be sebaceous hyperplasia. The treatment depends on the extent. For a few simple isolated lesions, curettage may be an expedient, effications and inexpensive method of treatment. Use of retinoids may also help.More extensive lesions may benefit from the laser.
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