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How can I successfully remove milia spots

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RedVelvetOreos · 22/03/2017 18:29

I have some milia spots at the very tip of my nose (the most awkward place to squeeze at!!) how can I get rid of them? I have read that a retinoid cream would help clear up, has this worked for anyone?

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RoganJosh · 22/03/2017 18:30

You need a needle I think. You can sterilise it in boiling water first.

PastysPrincess · 22/03/2017 18:31

I use a sharp scalpel and nick the skin to pop them out. Depends on your pain threshold and how steady your hands are though.

DontAskIDontKnow · 22/03/2017 21:51

Some beauticians that do electrolysis will treat milia for you.

It hurts, but it's easier that stabbing yourself with a needle and shouldn't be too pricey (approx £10).

fiorentina · 22/03/2017 22:17

With a sterilised needle I make a small hole and push them out from the other side.
It is really easy..

TheGaleanthropist · 23/03/2017 02:35

I got milia as a reaction to skin products with silicon in (just under my eyes!). So, based on my experience:

Ditch anything with silicon in it.
Get some salicylic acid (Bravura do a good peel). Use that once or twice weekly as a treatment, followed by a clay mask.

They started to get smaller fairly quickly and disappeared altogether after a few months.

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