Sebaceous Hyperplasia is the term used for enlarged sebaceous glands found on the forehead and cheeks. They appear as small yellow bumps up to 3mm in diameter. Close inspection reveals a central hair follicle surrounded by yellowish lobules, and often prominent blood vessels are present.

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Who is affected by sebaceous hyperplasia?

This condition affects the middle-aged and elderly. It may also be more prevalent in immunosuppressed patients, for example following an organ transplant.

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What causes sebaceous hyperplasia?

This is a form of benign hair follicle tumour, and is harmless.

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Required treatment

Milia can be easily removed from all over the body using advanced electrolysis. We recommend the Spear or F2020 probe.