If you find that home remedies aren’t helping get rid of the milia, make an appointment to see a dermatologist. Try jotting down some notes before your appointment so that you can give them specific information. Think about how long you’ve dealt with milia, and how frequently it appears.   Ask family or friends for a recommendation to a dermatologist they trust. You can also look at online reviews to find one with a good reputation. Remember that milia is really common, and not a bad thing to have. You only need to take steps to get rid of it if it is bothering you. A dermatologist will be able to apply a stronger chemical peel than you can at home. Talk to your dermatologist about your expectations and they can decide whether you need a light peel or a more aggressive peel. The peel will not hurt.  After the peel, your skin might be red and feel irritated for a few days. Follow the dermatologist’s instructions on how to care for your skin after a peel. During extractions, a professional will use either a special tool or their hands to unclog your skin. Extractions are usually not painful, but you might feel a little pressure on stubborn spots. You can schedule a facial with extractions with either a dermatologist or aesthetician.   Laser ablation accomplishes the same goals as extractions but does so using a laser beam. The laser is put on a low setting and heats up the material clogging your skin to a point where it evaporates or sublimates. Follow all instructions after an extraction. You might need to lay off products with Retinol for a day or 2, or go makeup-free for the rest of the day. If you don't want to get extractions, you don't have to! Milia is a cosmetic concern, and won't hurt you if it doesn't go away.
डर्मेटोलॉजिस्ट को दिखाएँ: प्रोफेशनल केमिकल पील कराएं: डीप क्लीनजिंग के लिए प्रोफेशनल एक्सट्रैक्शन (extractions) या लेज़र एब्लेशन (laser ablations) आजमायें: