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Trying to clear a client's persistent milia turned into a month long project
Honestly, I had a client come in with these tiny, stubborn milia under her eyes that just wouldn't budge. I started with gentle extractions and enzyme peels, but they came back after a week. I ended up switching her to a full new routine with a specific retinol serum and weekly lactic acid treatments. It took four full appointments over a month before her skin finally cleared up for good. Has anyone else found a better method for that kind of deep-set milia?
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wren2176mo ago
Tbh I'm just over here trying to get a single blackhead out and calling it a career. A whole month on milia sounds like a level of patience I just don't have. Honestly good on you for sticking with it, my clients would fire me after week two of zero results. I guess some skin stuff just needs that slow, annoying grind.
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adam_butler385mo ago
Wait, you had clients that would fire you?
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david7016mo ago
Ever try using a microdermabrasion tool on those? I had a similar case that cleared up after two sessions with one, saved me so much time.
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