Check out the 3 causes of milia around the eyes, along with symptoms, treatment, and prevention.

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Do any of you occasionally get small, rice-shaped pimples around your eyes?

When I have trouble around my eyes, I get worried every time I look in the mirror...ㅜㅜ

You might mistake this for acne, but they say it could be a milia around the eyes!

 

I've been concerned about my eyelids lately, so I've been researching ways to manage them. So, I'm going to share with you what I've learned about them, from their causes to treatment and prevention!

 

 

1. Causes of milia around the eyes

Seborrheic keratosis is a small, granular lesion that occurs when the epidermal cells within the skin proliferate excessively. Let me explain the specific causes!

 

1) Makeup residue

Many people wear makeup every day. Makeup residue left on the skin can cause sebum and impurities to harden and clog pores, leading to milia.

 

2) Frequent skin irritation

It's said that frequent skin irritation can easily lead to the development of milia. Habits like daily makeup application or frequent eye rubbing can also contribute to the development of milia around the eyes.

 

3) Skin damage

It is said that milia can also develop after skin damage such as blisters, peels, or burns.

2. Treatment of eyelid seborrheic keratosis

Some people pop milia at home when they have them. Squeezing them incorrectly can lead to inflammation and bacterial infection, so it's not recommended to pop them yourself.

 

1) Extrusion

If you develop a sebaceous cyst, it's best to visit a hospital and receive treatment. They say the cyst can be removed by making a hole with a thin needle and then extracting the sebum with an extractor.

 

2) CO2 laser

Another option is to consider the CO2 laser. This laser can remove not only seborrheic keratosis but also freckles, moles, and other skin conditions.

 

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3. Preventing milia around the eyes

It is important to prevent the development of milia around the eyes.

 

1) Thoroughly remove makeup

It's important to thoroughly remove makeup on a regular basis, as makeup residue can trigger symptoms! It's also helpful to thoroughly wash your face to prevent dead skin cells from building up, and to apply cream afterward to prevent dryness.

 

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2) Reduce skin irritation

It is also recommended to avoid the habit of rubbing the area around your eyes too much, and avoiding applying irritating medications will help prevent symptoms.

 

3) Apply sunscreen

Since seborrheic keratosis often occurs after sunburn, it is said that diligently applying sunscreen on a regular basis can also help manage the symptoms!

 

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It's hard to hide the bumps on your face even with makeupㅜㅜ..

There is a possibility that this is a sebaceous cyst around the eye, so check the symptoms and take appropriate measures!

It's especially important to thoroughly remove makeup, so let's cleanse thoroughly on a regular basis 🙂

 

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