I have small white bumps under my skin around my chin, how do I get rid of them?

Hello there, it sounds like a condition called millia, to me...which you can have professionally extracted.. It could be as simple to resolve as changing your skincare products?
Try to stay away from mineral oils and other snythetic ingredients, which can block the skin. I'd advise you to body brush to stimulate your circulation and take supplements to give the skin the nutrition it needs. Good luck with resolving it.

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This sounds like the condition called millia. The dermatologists at Skin Beautiful London treat millia and skin tags using a hyfercator. The medical procedure is called hyfercation.
While enjoying a cupYou will have Emla cream applied for about 30-45 minutes to numb the area to be treated prior to treatment. You can enjoy a cup a tea The hyfercation treatment is a very safe procedure. The treatment time is approximately 10 minutes depending on the area to be treated.
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Thank you all for your help. I have asked my doctor to see a dermatologist as I haven't been able to find a salon that can remove milia if thats what it is. Thanks again

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If you want to stop a skin condition it's helpful to know the cause and the most common cause of milia is a defficiency of omega 3. Supplementing internally with an Omega 3 supplement is recommended - and/or via your diet with omega 3 rich foods - and applying a serum and/or a moisturiser high in omega 3. The chin isn't the most common site for milia so it would be good to get a proper diagnosis but there aren't many skin conditions that won't be helped by some additional omega 3.

Yes - sounds like Milia to me too.

Hi
I agree that these are likely milia although not such a common site for these(usually aound eye/cheek area)I have many clients with this problem and they can be easily removed in the short term but if you are prone to these then I find using a glycolic wash(which will exfoiate the skin gently but better than a physical exfoliator)and there are formulas suitable for sensitive skins(MD Formulations is one I know offhand)and perhaps a gentle peel with enzymes or lactic acid.,Best to have a consultation to properly determine treatment strategy,and check your home routine and products.

It sounds very like Milia, it is common and can fairly easily fixed. but go and see skin specialist for consultation.
As to the person who wrote definitely allergy ??? Firstly why would you think it was appropriate to make a definitive diagnosis based on so little information and without examining the skin...scary :-(

Hello Stacey
If you don't live too far, please just pop in my salon and let me have a look on your skin. The consultation is free. It might be not so bad and your problem could be solved with a proper facial. No need to worry too much.
Our salon is in Hendon
7 queen parade
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Christina

Hello. These are definitely of allergic nature, unless you have seen your doctor and ruled out other possibilities. Food intolerance can be very often a course. If the pimples result of a food intolerance - there will be no chance to clear them with just a beauty regime. You may have remission times but flair ups will be there any time you eat something your body does not like. I have a number of cases regarding skin health resolved in my clinic. For your consultation please call 07985272707 or visit http://www.metabalancehealthclinic.co.uk