The video addresses a common skin concern with clear, concise information and actionable advice, making it highly relatable and shareable.
Summary
The video explains that small white or yellow bumps around the lip line are Fordyce spots, which are prominent oil glands that are normal and not contagious. While they often fade on their own, topical retinoids or laser treatment from a dermatologist can be options.
Structure
1Introduction to Fordyce spots
2Explanation of what they are and that they are normal
3Discussion of treatment options
4Mention of dermatologist treatments
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Can you make a post about fordyce spots on the lips?
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Fordyce spots
these spots on the upper lip are called Fordyce spots
and they're called by sebaceous glands of the lip
while benign they can be a little tricky um
to treat they usually go away on their own overtime
you can treat with topical retinoids like tretinoin and dapalene
can make them go away a little bit
they can also be frozen or treated with a laser with your dermatologist
Transcript
these are not pimples and they aren't warts either
these spots on the upper lip are called Fordyce spots
and they're called by sebaceous glands of the lip
while benign they can be a little tricky um
to treat they usually go away on their own overtime
you can treat with topical retinoids like tretinoin and dapalene
can make them go away a little bit
they can also be frozen or treated with a laser with your dermatologist
Original caption
Do you have little white or yellow bumps around your lip line? Those are Fordyce spots, prominent oil glands that are completely normal. In fact up to 80% of adults may have them at one point or another. They are not a virus or an STD. You don’t need to do anything about them and they often can fade with time. Topical retinoids like adapalene or tretinoin may help and a dermatologist can help with things like laser treatment. #dermatologist #lips