Bumps On Face

Bumps On Face

What are some common causes of facial bumps?

Milia
Milia are tiny small cysts under the skin. They appear as white to skin-coloured bumps that commonly occur on the face. Milia occur as a result of keratin build-up. They can appear in both adults and children.
Seborrhoiec keratosis
These are warty, barnacle-like growths on the skin that increase in number as we age. Some seborrhoiec keratoses are flat and brown whilst others may be raised and warty looking. Sometimes, they can grow to large sizes. Seborrhoiec keratoses appear most commonly on the face, but may also appear on the scalp and the rest of the body. Although they are usually harmless and do not turn cancerous, there is effective treatment to remove them.
Syringoma
Syringomas are benign tumours of sweat ducts in the skin. They appear as skin-coloured small bumps usually on the eyelids, but may also appear on the cheeks, temples and forehead. Sometimes, a family member may also have syringoma. Syringomas can be effectively treated with laser.

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