These small skin cysts are called milia filled with keratin. Keratin is a compound found in the tissues of the skin, nails and hair cells. They usually form when keratin remains stuck below its surface.
This type of skin problem usually occurs in newborns, but it can also appear in people at all ages.
Here is how to remove these small skin cysts naturally with these 3 alternative methods:
Method 1
Use the comedone extractor to gently coax the milia out through its small opening. Be very careful and gentle. Then, use tweezers to lift out the teeny tear on top of the milia. Afterwards, rinse with water and continue with your usual skin care routine.
Method 2
For this method you will need a sharp needle or very pointed tweezers and/or a comedone extractor. Cleanse your face with gentle and water-soluble cleanser and washcloth. Then rinse it off with lukewarm water. Dry your skin before you start removing milia. To prevent infection, you need to rub the needle, tweezers, and comedone extractor with alcohol.
Method 3
Use a needle or tweezers to make the teeniest tear on top of the milia. Remember to be very gentle. That will give you enough access to remove the milia.