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Difference between milia and molluscum

2017-07-28 10:24:17
Can someone explain what is the difference between milia and molluscum ..??? I am facing with one of the problem but not able to identify it .. Some doctors are saying its molluscum and others are saying it is milia ..
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Milia is pearly white and never grows very big. Molluscum has a hole in the centre and is viral infection which can spread fast. Please call me or send photos using online consult option for proper examination diagnosis and treatment advice.

Answered2017-07-28 13:14:40

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