Facial fat granules, also known as milia, belong to benign tiny cysts on the skin and can be eliminated through temporary observation, physical therapy, and needle clearing. 1. Temporary observation: this disease is benign, if the patient does not have obvious self-conscious symptoms, generally do not need special treatment, can be temporarily observed. 2. Physiotherapy: If the patient has aesthetic needs, the lesion can be destroyed by electrocautery, which utilizes higher voltage and electric current, thereby cauterizing the lesion tissue. Of course, laser ablation can also be used to remove the milia. 3. Needle clearing: For facial cornu rashes, the skin lesions can also be sterilized by 75% alcohol, and then the skin on the surface of the papules can be picked with a needle to remove the lesion content, so as to achieve the purpose of elimination. It is recommended that after the diagnosis of milia is confirmed, the patient should be given the corresponding treatment and therapy in accordance with their own conditions.