Milia Seeds can develop in people of all ages, race and gender. Also known as oil seeds, milia seeds are small hard bumps found on the skin. They are a result of keratin being entrapped beneath the outer surface layer of the skin. Milia seeds commonly develop around areas of the nose, cheeks and eyes – forming a tiny cyst, causing rough and uneven skin textures.
Milia Seeds can be caused by:
- Build-up of dead skin which lead to clogged pores
- Skin losing natural ability to exfoliate with age
- Usage of thick creams or oil-based products
- Skin trauma such as blisters or burns
- Harmful skin resurfacing procedures
- Long-term sun damage
- Long-term use of steroid creams
Bioskin’s Mole Removal is a non-surgical solution that targets the most stubborn moles and skin tags. This procedure is often compared to lasering, but lasering normally requires multiple sessions, causes long downtimes, and presents the risk of getting post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH). This breakthrough technology, however, is suitable for all skin conditions, causes no pain or redness, and leaves your skin undamaged and scar-free!
Mole Removal
A mole is a dark, raised spot on the skin, comprising skin cells that have grown in a cluster rather than being evenly dispersed. Melanocytes cells found in us are responsible for producing melanin, the natural pigment that gives our skin its colour. Moles can occur anywhere on the skin, including the scalp, ears, eyelids, lips, arms, soles of feet, and genitals.
Main Treatment Effects
- Remove milia seed/mole
- Smooth skin surface
- Brighten skin complexion
Moles can be caused by:
- Genetics
- Hormonal changes such as aging, pregnancy or puberty
- Frequent sun exposure
After Care:
* Avoid sun exposure.
* Apply sunblock during daytime.
* You may experience itch as the treated area becomes dehydrated during the healing process, but do not scratch.
* Do not apply creamy skincare products on the treated area.
* Do not apply makeup on the treated area as it may cause irritation.
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