How to treat painless bumps on the chin that do not disappear with skincare?

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I have read your query and can well understand your concern.

1. Milia are very common, benign, keratin-filled cysts.

2. Milia occur when dead skin cells get trapped under the skin's surface, forming small, hard cysts.

3. Adults can get two forms of milia: primary and secondary. Primary - caused by skin cells that build up because they just did not exfoliate properly. Secondary milia - due to skin condition which causes damage to the pore lining due to sun damage.

4. You should not squeeze, scrape, poke, or in any other physical way to remove the milia from your face. Because milia are hard and under the skin's surface, some people have even scarred themselves while trying to dig out milia.

5. Treatment part in your case is to use a hypodermic needle to remove the cyst, or cryotherapy, which involves freezing the cyst and then removing it is the best option. But it should be done by a dermatologist.

6. You can also try topical Retinol-A 0.025 % local application over milia during night hours daily for up to one month. You must protect yourself from the sun and can use noncomedogenic sunscreen daily during morning hours.

7. Review after one month if required.