Small, Clear 'sacs' Underneath Lips - I Have Had Four Cold Sores

Small, clear 'sacs' underneath lips

Asked for Male, 24 Years

I have had four cold sores in my life (24 years old), but I ALWAYS have multiple small clusters of sacs of what seems like cold sore virus underneath the surface of my lips; however, these rarely turn into cold sores. They do not tingle or burn like a cold sore does, but they are clearly visible and there are quite a few clusters of them. Is there any way to get rid of these? I know I will always have Simplex-1, but the bumps are not aesthetically pleasing at all. Thank you.

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