Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. First and most important, says Dr. Gohara: Wear sunscreen to help prevent the damage that can lead to milia. “Second, I suggest ...

When waking up in the morning, most people look in the mirror for various reasons, such as skin care and daily affirmation. We also sometimes check if there are changes on our face or if there’s acne.

On the long list of skin things that look like acne but actually aren't: fungal acne (it's actually folliculitis), butt acne (also, probably, folliculitis), and, of course, milia. To the untrained eye ...

Milia can be the result of skin cells not exfoliating, Dr. Gohara says — but often, she adds, it has nothing to do with that. “Milia can come out in areas of trauma, or from using too many occlusive ...