Milium cysts
Milium cysts are superficial accumulations of keratin, the protein that naturally sheds from the skin. They form when keratin becomes trapped at the opening of the outermost part of the pilosebaceous glands. Milium cysts are completely benign and pose no health risks beyond cosmetic concerns. Below is a case treated by dermatologist Didac Barco.
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Patient 1
“After just two sessions, almost all of them are gone. The cysts used to bother me a lot when I exercised because they stung when I sweated. The treatment was quick, and the results were fantastic.”