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Medical Conditions - Sebaceous Gland Hyperplasia

Sebaceous gland hyperplasia occurs when there is an appearance of bumps on the skin due to the enlargement of sebaceous glands. These skin bumps are usually harmless, and it appears commonly on the face and cheeks. Chemical peels, using retinol and electrocautery, helps to treat this condition.

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