Milia are white, tiny, harmless bumps that develop when dead skin cells (keratin) get caught under the surface of the skin. Most commonly, milia appear on the face—like across the cheeks ...

Those hard, white bumps on your skin that just won't let up, no matter how hard you squeeze? They probably aren't spots.

Face mapping has garnered ... eye lid but small keratin filled bumps known as milia can occur at this site. These are small white bumps or cysts where dead skin cells have become trapped.

Since chin and jawline breakouts tend to be cystic (bigger blemishes deep under the skin), spot treatments can often ... which linger even longer,' says Rouleau. Face framed by chin acne?

Worried that the white spots under your nails could be a sign that ... it’ll be caused by dermatophytes – fungi that appear on the skin, hair or nails and require keratin for growth.