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Korean medicinePublished 2026-07-17

milia in Changwon: How Can It Be Removed?

By Choi Sang-ok Korean medicine doctor (KMD) · Haeyul Korean Medicine Clinic, Changwon

  • Key points
  • milia (Milium) are very small, white or yellow, sac-like bumps, typically measuring about 1 to 2 mm in size, that mainly appear around the eyes or cheeks.
  • It is one type of benign skin tumor.
  • It looks as if tiny pearls or grains of rice are embedded in the skin.

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Chief Director · Korean Medicine Internal Medicine board-certified specialist · Haeyul Korean Medicine Clinic, Changwon

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  • Many people, upon noticing rough, bumpy lesions on their neck or temples every time they look in the mirror, assume, “It’s probably just a simple pimple or milia,” and end up touching them with their hands—only to be caught off guard when the condition spreads across their entire face in an instant.
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  • Laser toning is considered the most fundamental treatment for achieving clean, clear skin.
  • However, while many people have heard the term, few actually know exactly what happens beneath the skin.
  • We’ve put together an easy-to-understand summary of the nature and principles of laser toning, and why it has become the standard for pigmentation treatment.

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Precautions After Pico Laser Toning

  • When skin tone becomes dull or pigmentation issues such as melasma and blemishes become more pronounced, one of the most popular treatments is “laser toning.”
  • However, while many people pay close attention to the equipment used for the procedure or the number of shots, they often neglect post-treatment care.
  • Laser toning is not a treatment that ends with the procedure itself; the entire process—including the skin’s recovery and regeneration after the procedure—constitutes a complete treatment regimen.

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