Syringoma, Dermatology FAQ

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Understanding Eyelid Bumps: Chalazion, Syringoma, or Flat Warts?

Inquiry Consultation Hello Dr. Wu: I have recently noticed a protrusion at the eyelash area of my right upper eyelid. Upon self-examination, I suspect it could be a chalazion, syringoma, or flat wart. I plan to seek medical confirmation soon. I would like to ask you the following...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
It's all a matter of probability; to confirm, it's essential to have a dermatologist evaluate it. If there are concerns, seek medical attention as soon as possible.

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Understanding Skin Symptoms: Warts vs. Other Skin Conditions

Skin symptom inquiries? Hello Dr. Wu, I have two questions that I would appreciate your assistance with. Thank you: 1. Today, I visited the clinic for a skin examination, focusing on the small bumps under my lower eyelids and around my eyes. The doctor indicated that they are w...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
Which probability is greater cannot resolve your actual problem; it should be assessed by a specialist. As for warts, they can be transmitted to oneself and can also be transmitted to others.

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Understanding Eyelid Papules: Causes, Treatments, and Prevention

The growth of granulomas around the eyes? Hello Doctor: I have noticed that there are granulation tissues around my eyes for about three to four months now. According to a friend, it may be caused by using skincare products that contain oils, so I am unsure whether the cause is t...


Dr. Lin Xinpeng Reply:
Hello: The most common type of proliferative granuloma around the eyes is syringoma. It appears as clusters of flesh-colored papules on the skin, primarily located beneath the eyelids. The causes include genetics, female hormones, individual skin type, and skin aging, which lead ...

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Effective Treatments for White Bumps on the Face: Expert Advice

Face Hello Dr. Jiang, I would like to ask you about the white raised spots that have appeared on my face, specifically on my cheeks, forehead, and under my eyes. How can I treat this? How long will the treatment take? Is it fully covered by health insurance or can I claim it thro...


Dr. Jiang Yujiao Reply:
Dear Elva: The first consideration for the white raised lesions around the eyes is a syringoma, followed by milia, acne, or sebaceous gland hyperplasia. These conditions can generally be treated with laser or medication. Please note that cosmetic procedures are not covered by hea...

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Understanding Eccrine Nevus: Symptoms, Treatment Options, and Concerns

Eccrine poroma I started noticing small raised lesions on the inner side of my arms, around my abdomen (near the navel), and under my eyes when I was about 22 years old, during my sophomore year in college. Initially, I didn't pay much attention to them, thinking they were j...


Dr. Hong Zhengsheng Reply:
Hello, office worker: I personally do not have any specific suggestions for you. I can only recommend that when your skin exhibits the described symptoms, you should promptly visit a public hospital under the Department of Health in your city or county and consult with a dermatol...

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Understanding and Treating Eccrine Poroma: Options Beyond Medication

Sweat gland tumor I have small bumps around the area under my eyes. I previously visited a dermatologist who said it might be syringoma. It seems that medication is not an effective treatment, so I would like to know if there are any other options available to address this issue.


Dr. Zheng Lizhen Reply:
Sweat gland tumors are related to genetics and can be treated with laser therapy, which is covered by health insurance. After successful treatment, there is still a possibility that they may recur after some time. Laser treatment may leave some minor scarring, but it is currently...

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