can someone tell me how to get rid of these

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The video addresses a common skin concern (milia) with clear, actionable advice from a credible source (a dermatologist). The use of on-screen text and product visuals makes the information easy to digest and remember.

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A dermatologist explains that the small bumps under the skin are likely milia, which are trapped dead skin or keratin. He recommends using a salicylic acid cleanser and a topical retinoid like adapalene 0.1% gel (Differin Gel or La Roche-Posay) to treat them. For stubborn cases, he suggests professional extraction.

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Those teeny tiny bumps under your skin that won’t pop like a normal pimple? Probably milia. 🔍 Milia are small cysts that sit just under the epidermis, packed with trapped dead skin and keratin — different from classic acne (no blackheads/whiteheads here), but treatment overlaps, especially retinoids. Fair warning: give it a few months before you see real improvement. What actually works: ✅ Salicylic acid cleanser (Cetaphil Gentle Exfoliating SA Cleanser) ✅ Adapalene 0.1% gel (Differin Gel, La Roche-Posay Effaclar) ✅ Prescription tretinoin (this one needs your dermatologist) Hope this helps — enjoy your weekend 😎🤙 #drsugaiskincare stitch @kara! #tretinoin #milia #miliaremoval #cystextraction