Illustrative example, not a client photograph or treatment result.
What you may notice
Milia are tiny, firm, pale bumps under the surface, often around the eyes or cheeks. They are different from acne whiteheads.
Possible contributing factors
They form when keratin becomes trapped in a small cyst. Some occur without an obvious trigger; others follow skin injury or irritation.
Options to discuss
We can assess whether the bumps are milia and discuss gentle care or professional removal where suitable. A deep-cleansing facial does not automatically remove them. Avoid squeezing, particularly near the eyes.
Explore our treatments →Further reading: DermNet: milia
Your skin. Your personal plan.
Your actual treatment plan will be decided after your consultation and skin-analyzer assessment, taking your skin, sensitivity, health history and goals into account. The analyzer supports our assessment; it does not diagnose a condition on its own.
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