Milia On Face Milia Baby

Milia on face and Milia baby

        The milium (or milia) is a common and benign skin caused by an accumulation of fats in the skin pores. The eruptions are neither painful nor contagious.
Age: the milia may appear at birth or baby in the next weeks.
Duration: It lasts a few weeks, but rarely more than 1 or 2 months.
How to deal: Go to a doctor.
Sometimes milia requires no medical treatment because buttons disappear of themselves.

Milia baby Care and tips

• Gently wash the affected parts with warm water, 2 or 3 times a day. For dry skin, pat it gently with a soft towel instead of rubbing.
• Avoid drilling the buttons or the scratch.
• Do not use oil or vaseline or antibiotic ointment.

How to prevent Milia baby

        We can not prevent Milia.

Milia on face and Milia baby pictures

Milia baby symptoms

        Small white buttons as big as heads of pins on the nose, forehead, chin or cheeks (sometimes on the gums and palate). Consult the doctor if the buttons persist for more than 3 months.