The difference between chestnut papules and fat granules

There is no distinction between milia and fatty granules. Milia belongs to a category of fatty granules. There are primary and secondary milia. Primary milia may appear in the neonatal stage and is formed by undeveloped sebaceous glands, but most disappear naturally over time. Secondary milia usually appears after skin abrasions, scratches, or inflammatory eruptions on the face. The patient can be under the guidance of the moment, after washing the face in the morning and evening, use vitamin E to evenly apply the fat particles on the parts showing fat particles, usually 10 to 14 days most fat particles will disappear. Or you can go to a professional hospital through professional beauticians and doctors to use acupuncture medical instruments to remove.