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About ⁠Milia

Discover more about skin conditions, and how our bespoke services can enhance your natural beauty and leave you feeling confident.

What are ⁠Milia?

Milia are small, white or yellowish bumps that typically appear on the skin, particularly around the eyes, nose, and cheeks.

They are caused by trapped keratin (a protein found in the skin) beneath the surface of the skin. Milia are common in newborns but can occur at any age.

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What our patients say

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Pleased with the lasting, natural appearance of her lip treatment and the symmetry of her brows. Describes feeling reassured by the team and plans to return.

- Andre Ladybug
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Reports positive results across several lip appointments and receiving compliments afterward. Recommends the clinic and intends to book further treatments.

- Luminita Elena Grigore
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Appreciates the standard of service and the dedication and enthusiasm of the practitioners.

- Roxana Hahloschi
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Initially found it difficult to choose a clinic for her first lip treatment, but felt happy with her decision after the procedure.

- Ana Sarvador
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Happy with her lip results and recommends the team for their attentive, professional approach.

- Mada Adam
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Returns to Dr Josh for lip maintenance after her first treatment several years ago. Also praises the eyebrow treatment she received from Andreea.

- Andreea Butcaru

Frequently Asked Questions

What Causes Milia? +
Milia are caused by keratin that becomes trapped under the skin. This can happen due to skin damage, such as from burns, blistering, or sun exposure, or from the use of heavy skin care products that clog the pores.
How Are Milia Treated? +
Milia often resolve on their own, but treatment options include gentle exfoliation, topical retinoids, or professional extraction by a dermatologist.
Are Milia Harmful? +
No, milia are benign and not harmful. They are primarily a cosmetic concern and do not require treatment unless they cause discomfort.
Can Milia Be Prevented? +
Preventing milia involves proper skin care, including regular exfoliation, avoiding heavy creams or products that clog pores, and protecting the skin from excessive sun exposure.
Can I Remove Milia at Home? +
It’s not recommended to remove milia at home, as improper extraction can lead to scarring or infection. It’s best to seek professional treatment.

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