Fatty granules usually refer to milia. Milia on the face can be treated by medication, physical therapy and surgery.
1. Medication: 0.025% retinoic acid gel can be used to apply to the affected area to remove the keratin plugs and help clear the lesions. However, it should be used to avoid the eyes, nose, mouth and other mucous membranes or sensitive areas.
2. Physical therapy: CO2 laser can be used to vaporize the epidermis on the surface of the milia, and then pick out its white contents with a sterile injection needle. Or you can directly use CO2 laser to vaporize the whole cornu rashes to eliminate the cornu rashes and other purposes.
3. Surgical treatment: openings are made in the epidermis of the cornu rashes under aseptic operation, and then the yellowish-white contents are removed and then sterilized.
When milia appear on the face, it is recommended to go to the hospital to be treated by a professional doctor, avoiding self-medication or squeezing with hands.