Bumps on face not acne

Acne cosmetica, characterized by many small, white or skin-colored bumps on the skin, is a fairly common acne-related skin condition. It’s typically found primarily on the face, but sometimes occurs elsewhere on the body (like the neck and shoulders). Many people think these little clogged-pore bumps are the start of a

Plus, how to prevent those tiny white bumps from forming in the first place.

Here's what to do instead.

Got skin bumps? Many folks have em. They may be Sebaceous Hyperplasia (SH) small shiny bumps on the skin’s surface. It’s important to have skin bumps checked by a dermatologist. If your bumps are SH, they are harmless. SH blemish the skin and may be difficult to prevent but they can be managed or re

Got milia? How to get rid of milia at home using tretinoin and mild exfoliation. Never pop or pick at your milia. Try this method instead.

Acne Awareness Month: Discover the different types of acne and various treatments for acne-prone skin.

We’ve got expert advice—and pictures!—to help you navigate this, uh, rough terrain.

Here's what you need to know about milia.

Plus why you should never, ever squeeze them.

If you've ever seen small, white bumps on your skin, you may be dealing with milia. Milia are different than whiteheads and acne. They are very common, typically not harmful, and can happen to anyone at any age.