Syringoma & Milia
Similar-looking bumps, completely different anatomical answers
The small bumps that appear around the eyes may look similar, but their causes and tissue depth are completely different.
Milia can be fully treated with simple removal, while syringoma, a sweat-gland-derived tumor, can easily recur and leave scars if it is blindly shaved away.
The Other uses [histological differential diagnosis + Agnes radiofrequency destruction + minimally invasive removal] to create a smooth eye area with reduced recurrence.
Why Does an Accurate Diagnosis Determine 80% of the Treatment Outcome?
Syringoma and milia differ in lesion location and nature, so even the choice of treatment device must be different.
Category
Syringoma
Milia
Origin
Primary Location
Treatment Risk
The Other Solution
Agnes radiofrequency destruction
CO2 / Er:YAG micro-opening and removal
Syringoma: Do Not Shave It Off—Destroy the “Root”
The main lesion of syringoma is located deep in the dermis. Shaving the surface with conventional CO2 or Er:YAG lasers may only damage normal skin, while the deeper tumor remains, leading to repeated recurrence.
Precise Agnes Targeting
Using a specially insulated needle, radiofrequency energy is delivered only to the needle tip where the tumor is located, while protecting the skin surface.
One-by-One Micro Treatment
Each lesion is individually targeted and destroyed.
Recommended Protocol
Considering the time needed for tissue destruction and absorption, three sessions at 2–3-month intervals can help achieve the best results with reduced recurrence.
Milia: Scar-Minimizing, Minimally Invasive Removal
Milia are small keratin plugs located near the skin surface.
Micro-Opening Technique
A very tiny opening is made at the entrance of the keratin cyst using a CO2 or Er:YAG laser.
Complete Extraction
Only the contents are cleanly removed without applying excessive force to the surrounding tissue, allowing immediate improvement even after a single treatment.
The Expertise of The Other’s Specialized Clinic
We boldly omit the irritating numbing cream application process.
Syringoma treatment using Agnes does not shave away the skin, so there is minimal concern about scabbing or scarring after the procedure, allowing a quick return to daily life.
For concerns about fine lines or loss of elasticity around the eyes, we may recommend a lifting solution to improve eye-area firmness along with bump removal.
Self-Check
What Treatment Do the Bumps Around My Eyes Need?
Small, flat, skin-colored bumps are clustered around the eyes. (Possible syringoma)
They were removed with laser treatment in the past but quickly came back. (Recurrent syringoma)
White, millet-like tiny bumps are trapped just beneath the skin. (Possible milia)
The skin around the eyes feels uneven, makeup does not apply smoothly, and texture is emphasized.
Trying to squeeze them out left wounds and redness around the area.
Stop Meaningless Repeated Laser Treatments!
The Other’s Message
Similar-looking lesions cannot be treated the same way. The Other’s precise treatment, grounded in anatomical causes, is the most economical way to protect your skin assets.
A specialized clinic completed by the refined eye of a dermatologist.
The Other addresses the small imperfections that interfere with your eye area at their root.