FTT Skin Clinics – Hyperhidrosis.

Hyperhidrosis otherwise known as excessive sweating, is a common concern which can effect areas of the body, regardless of age, gender and sex. We sweat when our body needs to cool down. If you are sweating excessively when your body is of normal temperature you may have Hyperhidrosis. Excessive sweating can be uncomfortable and make those self-conscious. Here at FTT Skin Clinics we offer treatment to control and manage your sweating.

Common Areas of Hyperhidrosis.

• Armpits (Axillary Hyperhidrosis).
• Palm of Hands (Palmer Hyperhidrosis).
• Palms of Feet.

Symptom Check.

Are you concerned you may suffer from Hyperhidrosis? Take our Symptom Check below.

• Suddenly begin to sweat more than usual.
• Excessive sweating when your body does not need to cool down (Is of a normal temperature).
• Sweating during the night – Not related to disrupted sleep.
• Excessive sweating in the palms when neither stressed or nerves.

Hyperhidrosis may be a side effect of an underlying health issue. We advise before coming to see us for treatment to check with your GP before.

 

Hyperhidrosis can affect people not just physically but emotionally, impacting self-esteem and social lives. With the right diagnosis and treatment plan, our skin experts and nurses at FTT are here to help, support and advise you to make those next steps for improved skin health.

What can we do to help?

Here at FTT we offer in an in clinic treatment plan to help you manage and control your Hyperhidrosis.

 

Injections – Using injections will control and manage your excessive sweating in areas of the armpit and palms of feet and hands. This will control the over-active sweat glands in these common areas and in most cases stop the sweating all together. A non-invasive treatment safe treatment with 0 downtime. Results will start to show 2 to 3 weeks after your first treatment in clinic.

This treatment can improve patients overall physical and emotionally health as you no longer need to be conscious of the discomfort and smell of excess sweating. In some cases the treatment can eradicate the usage and need for deodorants.

 

FTT Skin Clinics – Skin Cancer Awareness.

As part of raising awareness for Skin Cancer, at FTT Skin Clinics we can assist and guide you on how to stay safe in the sun as well as carrying out skin health checks using a variety of specialist equipment in clinics. May is Skin Cancer Awareness Month, a time to highlight the importance of protecting and maintain your skin’s health as well as understanding signs. Please note at FTT we cannot diagnose types of skin cancer but can assist and help you recognise the signs of UV damage as well as guiding you on your self-check process.

How can we help.

By using a variety of specialist technology in clinic as part of your Skin Consultation, our Nurses and experts will guide you through our in clinic Skin Analysis, detecting severity of UV damage as well as any new or existing lesions which appear on the face or body. After your Skin Consultation with us, we will also devise your Bespoke Treatment Plan to help to maintain the best possible health and protection for your skin.

FTT Skin Analysis.

By using a variety of specialist technology in clinic as part of your Skin Consultation, our Nurses and experts will guide you through our in clinic Skin Analysis, detecting severity of UV damage as well as any new or existing lesions which appear on the face or body. After your Skin Consultation with us, we will also devise your Bespoke Treatment Plan to help to maintain the best possible health and protection for your skin.

Dermatoscope.

Our handheld Dermatoscope used in clinics allows for magnified inspection of new or existing lesions which may appear on the skin. By using this as part of your Skin Analysis we can check for any new concerns which may appear, including size, colour and shape. By coming into clinic for this check allows us to assess lesions which may be missed by yourself as well as referral for uncertainties.

Any new lesions or existing lesions which have been diagnosed as non-cancerous can also be removed in clinic with treatments including Plasma Lesion Removal. A non-invasive treatment with effective immediate results.

FTT Skin Protection.

One of the most common skin concerns we see in clinic is UV damage and pigmentation. After your in depth Skin Consultation with Analysis, our Nurses and experts will devise an in clinic and at home treatment plan for you. Don’t forget UVA waves can still penetrate through windows and clouds, this is why it is so important to stay protected all year round Including in all our at home FTT treatment plan.

FTT Skin Clinics – Melasma Skin Treatments.

Melasma is common skin concern, more commonly developed in Woman with darker skin tones. Melasma frequently develops due to a change of hormones during pregnancy and after. If your skin is susceptible to tanning, developing pigmentation whilst exposed to the sun, you may be more likely to develop this skin concern. Melasma is commonly recognised as brown/grey patches of pigmentation primarily on the face, but can also appear on the upper lip, bridge of nose, cheeks and the forehead. The skin condition is neither harmful nor painful but appearance of Melasma can bother those affected.

Types of Melasma

• Epidermal – Dark Brown patches with well-defined border.
• Dermal – Light Brown or Bluish Patches with a less defined border.
• Mixed – Most common type of Melasma, characterised with light and dark brown patches and bluish discoloration.

Symptom Check

Are you concerned you may suffer from one of the above types of Melasma? Take our Melasma Symptom Check.

• Discoloured Patches of Skin.
• Triggers to Sun Exposure.
• Skin Inflammation.
• Newly appeared during pregnancy.
• Appears on the cheeks, chin, upper lip, forehead and upper arms.

What can we do to help?

As a medical skin care provider, we offer a full complimentary initial skin analysis with our medical skin experts to begin your skin health journey. We will assess, diagnose, treat and prescribe you through your full treatment plan in clinic and at home, as well as reviewing your skin concerns progress. Our FTT In clinic treatment plans include IPL Skin Rejuvenation and Laser Treatments. Both treatments use a high powered computer controlled flash gun to deliver an intense broad spectrum pulse of light. Both treatments have minimum down time with results proven in 4-6 weeks.

As well as building your bespoke treatment plan in clinic, the basis for great skin health is your at home skin care plan. Combining your at home treatment plan with IPL treatment will maximize your desired skin results. As well as our FTT Skin Ritual depending on the severity of your skin condition, we offer our FTT Expert Skin Prescription Service to prescribe you with the right skin medication in more severe diagnoses cases including Obagi Nu Derm System, & Tretinoin.

Dark Circles Around the Eyes

Dark circles under the eyes are a widespread concern that can affect anyone, regardless of age or lifestyle. These unwelcome shadows make us look tired, older, and less vibrant. We understand the complexities behind dark circles and offer a holistic approach to diminishing them. Dark circles are a common skin issue that arises as a result of aging, tiredness, or a poor diet. At FTT Skin Clinics, we offer a wide range of both clinical, and at home solutions to tackle dark under eye circles and improve skin elasticity.

Understanding Dark Circles

Dark circles are more than just a sign of tiredness; they are a multi-faceted skin issue influenced by various factors, including aging, genetics, and lifestyle habits. The skin around our eyes is incredibly delicate, making it more susceptible to changes in pigmentation, loss of volume, and the appearance of shadows.

Why do we have Darks Circles?

• Increased Pigmentation: Melanin production can contribute to the darker appearance of the skin under the eyes.
• Volume Loss: Aging and environmental factors can reduce the fat pads under the eyes, exacerbating the look of dark circles.
• Allergies: Sinus congestion can cause blood to pool under the eyes, leading to dark, puffy eyelids.
• Skin Conditions: Eczema and other skin issues can lead to inflammation and darkening of the under-eye area.

Who is Affected?

Dark circles don’t discriminate. They can appear in adolescents as well as the elderly, impacting various ethnic backgrounds and those with a genetic predisposition.

Those prone to dark circles under the eyes include:

• The elderly (but they are also a common complaint in adolescents).
• People of non-white ethnic background.
• People with a genetic predisposition to dark circles under the eyes.

Dark circles can be attributed to by volume loss under the eyes. As you age, your skin naturally loses its elasticity and becomes more fragile due to loss of fat in the fat pads under your eyes. Volume loss can also occur prematurely in young people due to high UV exposure, poor diet and lifestyle, lack of sleep, or due to inherited traits.

The second leading cause of dark circles are allergies. Congestion in your sinuses leads to congestion in the small veins under your eyes. The blood pools under your eyes and these swollen veins dilate and darken, creating dark circles and puffiness.

Another cause of dark circles can be atopic dermatitis, commonly known as eczema. When flare ups of itchy inflamed skin occurs under the eyes, damage can result from scratching and irritating the delicate skin tissue, results in dark patches under the eyes, in combination with pigmentation and natural thinning of the skin as you age.

What can we do to help?

Correct Diagnosis of Dark Circles

• Personal, Medical & Family History
• Physical Examination
• Wood Lamp Evaluation – Allows our clinicians to assess the depth of skin concern

In Clinic Treatments

• Pressotheraphy in Combination With FTT Bespoke Facial (Every 4/6 weeks).

 Combine our Iridium Eye Contour Mask into your FTT Bespoke Facial. Pressotheraphy, otherwise known as Lymphatic Drainage, is a non-invasive treatment to enhance the flow of your Lymphatics system around the eye area. This amazing treatment massages out any excess puffiness around your eyes as well as increasing the energy flow to give a brighter and less tired look.

• Dermal Fillers – Tear Trough Treatment.

Tear Trough Filler treatment will restore loss of volume, reduce dark circles as well as smoothing out any fat or tissue splits under the eye area. This treatment using minimal Dermal Filler will give you natural looking results with a fresher, less tired – looking appearance. Tear Trough filler treatment will last up to 12 months.

• Exilis Eyes – Radio Frequency

Radio Frequency a clinical treatment around the eyes using Exilis Exite heats the skin to cause collagenases to tighten and add volume back to under eye hollows. This non-invasive treatment helps get rid of any under eye crepe or crow’s feet lines. For your treatment plan we advise 4 sessions every 2 weeks to kick start your results.

At Home Product Plan

 At FTT we offer a number of skin care products to help tackle dark circles and under eye concerns to combine with your in clinic treatment plan.

• Topical Creams – Using twice a day AM & PM both from the FTT Skin Range and Obagi UK.
• Vitamin Based Creams – Vitamin A, E, K & C are all important to in cooperate into your skin care routine and all play an important role in repairing and improving your skin’s health. Vitamins and retinols will cause repair and rejuvenation of the skin.
• Collagen Stimulation Products – Using collagen and elastin stimulation products around the eyes will improve any snap reflex – where the skin pings back.

FAQs on Dark Circles

Can lifestyle changes reduce dark circles?

Yes, improving sleep, reducing UV exposure, and maintaining a healthy diet can mitigate dark circles.

Are dark circles always a sign of aging?

While aging can exacerbate dark circles, they can also result from genetics, allergies, and lifestyle factors.

How quickly can I see results from treatments?

Results vary based on the treatment type and individual skin conditions. Some treatments offer immediate improvements, while others require a series of sessions.

Can sleeping more reduce dark circles?

Improving sleep quality can help minimize dark circles. Lack of restful sleep often exacerbates the appearance of dark circles, making the under-eye area appear more hollow and discolored.

How do genetics influence dark circles?

Genetics play a significant role in the development of dark circles. If your family members have dark circles, you’re more likely to have them too, due to hereditary factors affecting skin pigmentation and under-eye structure.

Are dark circles linked to dehydration?

Yes, dehydration can cause dark circles to appear more pronounced. When the body lacks adequate hydration, the skin under the eyes becomes dull and sunken, highlighting dark circles.

Can diet affect dark circles?

A balanced diet rich in vitamins and minerals can impact the appearance of dark circles. Nutrient deficiencies, particularly in vitamins K, C, and E, can worsen the visibility of dark circles under the eyes.

How effective are home remedies for dark circles?

While home remedies can offer temporary relief for dark circles, they often do not address the underlying causes. For lasting results, clinical treatments combined with a proper skincare regimen are recommended.

Do eye creams really work for dark circles?

Eye creams formulated with active ingredients like retinol, vitamin C, and caffeine can improve the appearance of dark circles by increasing collagen production, improving blood circulation, and reducing pigmentation.

Can sun exposure worsen dark circles?

Yes, excessive sun exposure can aggravate dark circles by increasing melanin production, leading to further darkening of the under-eye area. Wearing sunscreen and protective eyewear can help prevent this.

Is it possible to prevent dark circles?

While you can’t always prevent dark circles, especially if they’re genetically predisposed, you can minimize their appearance by maintaining a healthy lifestyle, using sunscreen, staying hydrated, and following a targeted skincare routine.

How long does it take to see results from treatments for dark circles?

The time it takes to see improvements in dark circles varies depending on the treatment method and individual skin conditions. Some may notice changes within a few weeks, while others might require several months for significant results.

Are there any risks associated with treatments for dark circles?

As with any cosmetic treatment, there are potential risks involved. However, choosing experienced professionals for procedures like dermal fillers or laser therapy can minimize complications and ensure the best outcomes for reducing dark circles.

How do lifestyle habits impact dark circles?

Lifestyle habits such as smoking, excessive alcohol consumption, and lack of sleep can significantly impact the severity of dark circles. These habits can impair blood circulation and lead to skin damage, worsening the appearance of dark circles.

Are dark circles more common in certain skin tones?

Dark circles can affect all skin tones, but they may be more noticeable in people with lighter or thinner skin under the eyes. This visibility is due to the contrast between the dark circles and the surrounding skin color.

Can dark circles be permanently removed?

While some treatments can significantly reduce the appearance of dark circles, a permanent solution depends on the underlying cause. For some, combining professional treatments with lifestyle changes can offer long-lasting results, but maintenance may be necessary.

Can certain allergies exacerbate dark circles?

Allergies are a common culprit behind dark circles. They can cause the area under the eyes to appear darker and more swollen due to inflammatory responses and congestion in the nasal passages, which affects blood flow around the eyes.

Is it true that dark circles can be a sign of underlying health issues?

In some cases, dark circles can indicate underlying health concerns, such as thyroid problems. However, most often, dark circles are not a sign of serious medical conditions but rather a cosmetic concern related to lifestyle factors or genetics.

Conclusion

Dark circles are a complex issue, but with the right combination of professional treatments and at-home care, it’s possible to significantly reduce their appearance. At FTT Skin Clinics, we’re dedicated to helping you achieve brighter, more youthful eyes free from the burden of dark circles.

What is Menopausal skin?

The Menopausal skin time of life begins 12 months after a woman’s last period. This triggers changes throughout the body, hair but also your skin. Post-menopause changes and skin concerns are mainly all a result of the declining hormone Estrogen. When this hormone declines, water retention, hydration and collagen production also drops as a result. Here at FTT Skin Clinics we offer a range of in clinic treatments and at home skin care. To maximise your well-being and skin’s health during these unfamiliar changes.

Symptoms of Menopausal Skin Concerns.

• Loss of Volume and Plumpness of Skin – When our hormone levels drop, our collagen production decreases with it. We lose that youthful, hydrated bounce to our skin, most commonly around the cheek & jowls area of the face. Tissue & skin may start to sag as well as lose its tightness.
• Skin Irritation – Due to decreased skin hydration you may find your skin being more dry than usual, flakey texture as well as irritable. If your skin looks red or rashy, we advise seeing your doctor first.
• Dark Spots or Age Spots – Age & dark spots appear commonly after menopausal change. This may look like a change in pigmentation of your skin.
• Excess/Unwanted Facial Hair – Most commonly developed on the upper lip, chin, lower part of the face
• Post-Menopausal Acne Breakout – Unfortunately even if you are someone who has not suffered from acne prior, decreasing Estrogen can trigger Acne breakouts.

What can we do to help Menopausal Skin?

As a medical skin care provider, we offer a full complimentary initial skin analysis with our medical skin experts to begin your skin health journey to help your Menopausal Skin. We will assess, diagnose, treat and prescribe you through your full treatment plan, as well as reviewing your skin concerns progress. Post-menopausal skin can be treated with a combination of in clinic treatments and a home products.

Dermal Fillers – Dermal Fillers are used to add volume and structure to the face by restoring lost volume, smoothing out wrinkles ae well as reducing and reversing the signs of aging.

Ellanse – Ellanse naturally regenerates volume and restores the shape that time has taken away.

Exilis Skin Tightening – Radio Frequency skin tightening has become one of the most revolutionary developments in the world of non-surgical cosmetic procedures. This innovative, non-invasive treatment is ideal for treating mild to moderate sagging skin.

RF Microneedling – a combination of Radio Frequency and Microneedling, two treatments which have set the medical aesthetics industry alight helping reduce the appearance of wrinkles, sagging skin and stretch marks.

Electrolysis – A permanent hair removal solution which destroys the growth cells in hair follicles.

FTT Bespoke Facial Treatment – Discuss and devise the best Bespoke Facial treatment plan tailored to your skins health & needs. Our skin experts will, help, guide & advise the best skin plan for you.

As well as building your Bespoke facial and treatment plan in clinic, we have our FTT Expert Skin Prescription Service to prescribe you with the right skin medication in more severe diagnoses cases. Your at home treatment plan is the bases for great skin health and success.

What are Blackheads?

Blackheads are a common skin concern that affects many individuals regardless of age or skin type. These small, dark spots are not only a form of mild acne but also a signal from our skin that requires immediate attention. In this comprehensive skin concerns guide, we explore deep into the world of blackheads, uncovering their causes, highlighting effective treatments, and offering preventative tips to keep blackheads at bay.

Blackheads, the pesky dark dots that often populate the nose, chin, and forehead, are the result of clogged hair follicles. The presence of blackheads on your skin signals the accumulation of oils, dirt, and dead skin cells. When exposed to air, the clogged material in the pores oxidizes, turning black, hence the term “blackheads.” Blackheads are not whiteheads or spots but are a mild type of acne. We have a variety of in clinic and at home treatment plans to help you clear your skin of blackheads.

The Root Causes of Blackheads

Understanding what causes blackheads is crucial for effective treatment and prevention. Blackheads form when excess sebum (the skin’s natural oil) and dead skin cells accumulate and block the pores. Hormonal changes, especially during puberty, can increase sebum production, elevating the risk of blackheads. Furthermore, improper skincare routines or using comedogenic products can exacerbate the formation of blackheads.

Types of Blackheads

Blackheads will vary in size and depth and can be found most commonly around the face but also appear on the back and in some cases other parts of the body where our natural oils have clogged. On the face we most commonly find blackheads on and around the nose, chin, forehead and jawline.

Effective Treatments for  Blackheads

The battle against blackheads involves a combination of professional treatments and at-home care. Professional treatments for blackheads, such as chemical peels, microdermabrasion, and laser therapy, can significantly reduce their appearance by deeply cleansing the pores. At FTT Skin Clinics, we offer specialized treatments like the Obagi Blue Radiance Peel and LED therapy tailored for individuals struggling with blackheads.

Symptom Check

• Dark, slightly raised bumps of the skin (usually smaller than whiteheads other types of spots).
• Not tender or painful like whiteheads or spots.
• Usually gather in small clusters.

What can we do to help?

As a medical skin care provider, we offer a full complimentary initial skin analysis with our medical skin experts to begin your skin health journey. We will assess, diagnose, treat and prescribe you through your bespoke skin journey treatment plan, as well as reviewing your skin concerns progress. Similar to forms of Acne, blackheads can be treated with a combination of in clinic treatments and a home products. FTT Skin Clinics Bespoke Facial treatments include our Obagi Blue Radiance Peel in which removes clogged dirt as well a clearing dead skin. LED Therapy for excess oil production, Extraction, Hydrofacial & our Carbon Laser which will reach and clear below the surface of the skin.

As well as building your bespoke treatment plan in clinic, we have our FTT Expert Skin Prescription Service to prescribe you with the right skin medication in more severe diagnoses cases. Your at home treatment plan is the bases for great skin health and success.

To some blackheads may not bother or irritate someone’s skin or appearance. However continuously clogged pores may cause further dirt build which can lead to other forms of acne.

At Home Care to Prevent Blackheads

Preventing blackheads is achievable with a consistent and proper skincare routine. Incorporating non-comedogenic products into your daily regimen is essential to prevent further clogging of pores. Gently exfoliating the skin can remove dead skin cells and oils that contribute to blackheads. Moreover, using a clay mask once a week can help absorb excess oil, reducing the likelihood of blackheads forming.

The Importance of a Tailored Skincare Routine

A tailored skincare routine is vital in managing blackheads effectively. Since blackheads are a form of acne, it’s important to select products that address both acne and blackheads without over-drying the skin. Our team of experts can help design a bespoke at-home treatment plan, ensuring your skin receives the care it needs to remain clear and blackheads-free.

Frequently Asked Questions About Blackheads

Can diet affect blackheads?

Yes, diet plays a role in the formation of blackheads. High-glycemic foods can trigger hormonal fluctuations, leading to increased oil production. Incorporating a balanced diet rich in antioxidants can help manage blackheads.

Are blackheads the same as whiteheads?

No, blackheads and whiteheads are different. Blackheads are open comedones, meaning the pore is open, causing the sebum to oxidize and turn black. Whiteheads are closed comedones, where the pore is closed, trapping the sebum and dead skin cells inside.

Can squeezing blackheads make them worse?

Yes, squeezing or attempting to extract blackheads can lead to skin damage, scarring, and even more blackheads. Professional extraction by a skincare expert is recommended to safely remove blackheads.

How Often Should I Exfoliate to Prevent Blackheads?

Exfoliating is key to preventing blackheads by removing dead skin cells that can clog pores. However, over-exfoliation can irritate the skin and increase oil production, leading to more blackheads. It’s recommended to exfoliate 2-3 times a week with a gentle exfoliant suitable for your skin type.

Can Makeup Cause Blackheads?

Makeup can contribute to the formation of blackheads if it clogs the pores. To prevent blackheads, opt for non-comedogenic makeup products that are designed not to clog pores. Always ensure to thoroughly remove makeup before going to bed to let your skin breathe and prevent blackheads.

Are Blackheads a Sign of Poor Hygiene?

No, blackheads are not a sign of poor hygiene. They result from natural processes within the skin, such as oil production and dead skin cell accumulation. Maintaining a regular cleansing routine can help manage blackheads, but they can still occur regardless of how often you wash your face.

Do Blackheads Go Away on Their Own?

Some blackheads can eventually clear on their own as the skin naturally exfoliates and sheds dead skin cells. However, many blackheads require intervention through proper skincare routines, treatments, and sometimes professional extraction to be completely removed.

Is It Safe to Use Pore Strips for Blackheads?

Pore strips can provide immediate results by removing the top layer of blackheads, but they don’t prevent future blackheads from forming. Overuse can also irritate the skin. It’s better to use methods that address the root cause of blackheads, such as regular exfoliation and using retinol products.

Can Stress Cause Blackheads?

Stress doesn’t directly cause blackheads, but it can exacerbate acne and blackheads by increasing oil production through hormonal changes. Managing stress through lifestyle adjustments and relaxation techniques can indirectly help reduce blackheads.

What’s the Difference Between Blackheads and Sebaceous Filaments?

Blackheads are clogged pores filled with oil and dead skin cells that have oxidized, turning black. Sebaceous filaments are normal, hair-like structures that help oil flow to the skin surface and usually appear as small, uniform dots on the nose and cheeks. Unlike blackheads, they are not a form of acne.

How Can I Tell If My Skincare Products Are Causing Blackheads?

If you notice an increase in blackheads after starting a new product, it may be comedogenic or irritating your skin. Look for products labeled non-comedogenic and monitor your skin’s reaction when introducing new products to identify potential culprits.

How Can I Prevent Blackheads on My Nose?

Preventing blackheads on the nose involves regular cleansing, exfoliating with salicylic acid to penetrate and clear the pores, and using non-comedogenic products. Also, consider using a retinol product at night to increase cell turnover and prevent clogged pores.

Conclusion

Blackheads, while a mild form of acne, require careful attention and management. Understanding the causes of blackheads and adopting a comprehensive treatment and prevention strategy is key to achieving clear, healthy skin. At FTT Skin Clinics, we are committed to providing personalized care and effective treatments for those looking to rid their skin of blackheads. Remember, the journey to clear skin begins with understanding and properly caring for your skin.

Remember, tackling blackheads is a process that involves patience, the right treatments, and a consistent skincare routine. By following the guidelines outlined in this blog, you can say goodbye to blackheads and hello to clear, radiant skin.

Understanding Milia

Milia (those small white bumps) are a common occurrence on all skin types, ages, and genders. Typically forming around and under the eye area, milia is a result of keratin becoming trapped beneath the skin’s outer layer, forming tiny cysts. While these bumps are not harmful, FTT Skin Clinics recognizes the concern some may have about their appearance. We offer a range of effective treatments to address and remove milia. If you’ve noticed any new milia bumps, we advise consulting your GP or booking a consultation with our experienced physicians.

Types of Milia

Primary Milia

Characteristics: Entrapped keratin causing small, dome-shaped, 1-2 mm white/yellow bumps that are neither sore nor itchy.

Common Areas: Around eyes, cheeks, nose, and foreheads for adults.

Secondary Milia

Characteristics: Similar tiny cyst-like bumps, developing after something clogs them, often found anywhere on the body where other skin conditions exist.

Examples: Develops after an injury, burn, or blistering of the skin. Common on the face for individuals with damage from excessive sun exposure.

 

Symptoms

1-2 mm white/yellow, dome-shaped bumps that are neither sore nor itchy. Location: Primary Milia: Around eyes, cheeks, nose, and foreheads for adults. Secondary Milia: Anywhere on the body where other skin conditions may exist, with the face being common for those with sun damage.