Hi, I have got white spots/ pores below my left eye. How can I get rid off from them. As eye being the sensitive part, kindly advise me accordingly.

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Hi,
the location and the description given by you is pointing towards'milia'
milia are small white bumps that form on the face when dead skin cells get trapped beneath the skin's surface, forming small, hard cysts as a result. While milia can occur at any age, it is most commonly seen with infants. Roughly half of all babies experience some form of milia. Milia will disappear without treatment.
Management:
-regular cleansing is an important step in treating milia at any age. Pat your face dry gently using a clean, soft towel.
-go for an exfoliating moisturizer or a targeted exfoliating product.
-use a targeted retinol lotion and apply it directly to the area of your skin affected by the milia.
-protect your skin from the sun.
-avoid heavy cosmetics or creams.
-resist the temptation to scratch them away. Milia will disappear on their own in a few weeks and should not cause any discomfort or pain.
Home-remedies:
-mix the sugar, honey, jojoba oil and vanilla in a small bowl. Add oatmeal to the mixture and stir until the compound becomes a paste. Dip your fingertips into the facial mix and scoop some of the paste out of the bowl. Rub the oatmeal paste onto your face and massage the skin for several minutes. The sugar grains will work as a scrub to remove dead skin and debris. Rinse your face with warm water to remove the scrub.
-take pomegranate peels and roast them until they are toasty brown. Crush into a fine powder and mix in lemon juice. Apply to your face and allow to remain for up to 20 minutes. You can do this a few times weekly.
Medication:
take homoeopathic medication - calcarea carb. 30/ 3 times a day daily for a month, revert.

Sucharitra Picasso · Accepted Answer

Hi,
the location and the description given by you is pointing towards'milia'
milia are small white bumps that form on the face when dead skin cells get trapped beneath the skin's surface, forming small, hard cysts as a result. While milia can occur at any age, it is most commonly seen with infants. Roughly half of all babies experience some form of milia. Milia will disappear without treatment.
Management:
-regular cleansing is an important step in treating milia at any age. Pat your face dry gently using a clean, soft towel.
-go for an exfoliating moisturizer or a targeted exfoliating product.
-use a targeted retinol lotion and apply it directly to the area of your skin affected by the milia.
-protect your skin from the sun.
-avoid heavy cosmetics or creams.
-resist the temptation to scratch them away. Milia will disappear on their own in a few weeks and should not cause any discomfort or pain.
Home-remedies:
-mix the sugar, honey, jojoba oil and vanilla in a small bowl. Add oatmeal to the mixture and stir until the compound becomes a paste. Dip your fingertips into the facial mix and scoop some of the paste out of the bowl. Rub the oatmeal paste onto your face and massage the skin for several minutes. The sugar grains will work as a scrub to remove dead skin and debris. Rinse your face with warm water to remove the scrub.
-take pomegranate peels and roast them until they are toasty brown. Crush into a fine powder and mix in lemon juice. Apply to your face and allow to remain for up to 20 minutes. You can do this a few times weekly.
Medication:
take homoeopathic medication - calcarea carb. 30/ 3 times a day daily for a month, revert.