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I have milia dots on my eye skin. Some are very small . Can i get rid of all them through needle surgery. Do milia form again after once removed.
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Hello You can remove milia by removing them with Radiofrequncy which helps to remove really well without leaving marks if they are big.. To prevent milia use of sunscreen is important and aviod any friction and rubbing.. Aviod using scrubs or aviod scrubbing face hard with a towel or rubbing of eyes. Hope this helps Best Dr Batul Patel www.drbatul.com Skintastic clinic
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