Weird bubble on face

[MineMineMineMineMine]

Anyone able to tell me what's going on here?

I've got a bubble near my eye - Google just tells me watery blister which isn't quite right I don't think as it comes back!!

I've popped it before and it's watery but it only subsides for a week or so and comes back small and grows to this size.

Anyone know what it is? And how to get rid of it??

This is what i think it might be but I am no doc does say comes on when older https://www.healthline.com/health/cherry-angioma

Anyway if you google it you will see images a bit like that

I don't think it is as it isn't red and it's full of water rather than moley so could be sort of popped.

I wonder if I should show the pharmacist. I thought maybe it was an obvious thing people knew about!

I think I have milia which are new on my face across my cheeks but this is a bit different.

Anyone? Is it that weird??

I would get a professional opinion

I'll go ask a pharmacist tomorrow. I was expecting to be told it was some sort of cosmetic thing and that mumsnetters knew about it!

I only found out about various kids things "everyone knows about" from mn!

You can get a mucocele in your mouth which is exactly like this, but of course this isn't in your mouth so is there a skin equivalent?

Hmm it does look like that. Google isn't helping me!

No, it's not that.

I think being so close to your eye, you should get it checked out. I don't imagine it's anything to worry about though.

Is it a thing called a eccrine hidrocystoma?

Get it checked out. I had a weird bubble thing on my face. Bled when I scratched it rather than watery. Was a small skin cancer. You'll only know once you've had it looked at

I just looks like a blood blister to me. If you squeeze or pop it, it can come back, whereas if you leave it it should disappear after a few days or weeks. I would show it a pharmacist anyway, just to double check.

Also think it could be a hidrocystoma if it's fluid filled

Yes from Google that would make sense. I do get a sort of heat rash/milia as I overheat easily and one thing said it could be linked. It's come and gone over 2 months though. I thought I could just pop it again...

Can a nurse practicioner tell or does it need to be a gp?

I hadn't actually thought it could be a skin cancer...

A nurse practitioner might know. They'll know if it is concering enough to pass on to a GP. You could ask the receptionnist who they think it would be most appropriate to see.