Syringomas are benign sweat-gland tumors that tend to recur and run in families. Unlike milia, they need dermatologist treatment, not avoidance of eye cream. Options include Botox, cautery, freezing, chemical peels, and laser.
But not necessarily caused by them. And how do you treat syringomas? Because they are not milia. It's not by avoiding an eye cream, it's by going into a derm's office. But you must know as a patient that even if you do treat them, they will likely come back because it's an underlying genetic issue and they are technically benign tumors of your sweat glands. And an interesting way to treat these little babies is through Botox. By minimizing the sweat that they put out, you can minimize their appearance. Other ways you can actually treat them is by burning, free, peeling, or even lasering them off. If you have any questions or comments, leave them below.
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