MiliaFrom our partner site on breast cancer, MyBreastCancerNetwork.com.
In children, no treatment is needed. In adults, milia may be removed by a physician for cosmetic improvement. Expectations (prognosis): In children, the lesions disappear spontaneously without treatment and without any residual defect. In adults, milia can usually be removed without scarring. Complications: There are usually no complications. Calling your health care provider: If you are concerned about milia, discuss it with your health care provider.
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